This $160 Squier Bullet HSS Strat is one of the best Black Friday beginner guitar deals so far

This $160 Squier Bullet HSS Strat is one of the best Black Friday beginner guitar deals so far
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As retailers unleash their Black Friday music deals, we're scouring their sites looking for the best deals out there, like this one... where this Squier Bullet HSS Stratocaster has had its price slashed to just $169.99 at Guitar Center.

This guitar's spec makes it a great all-rounder electric guitar for beginners - the humbucker/singlecoil/singlecoil pickup configuration will have you covered with plenty of tonal options, and the C-shaped neck profile is a comfortable all-round fit even for those with smaller hands.

The controls give you five-way switching over the pickups, and there's a master volume and two tone controls for you to get to grips with too.

You'll have no problem with tuning stability thanks to the hardtail bridge, and with two finish options available at this price, it not only plays and sounds great, but looks the part too. You'll need to act fast, though, as this deal ends soon!

Squier Bullet Stratocaster HSS: Was $199.99, now $169.99

Squier Bullet Stratocaster HSS: Was $199.99, now $169.99
The Squier Bullet Stratocaster HSS gives you a world of tones thanks to the humbucker/single/single pickup configuration. This is mixed with super-comfortable playability thanks to that C-shaped, 21-fret neck and you can count on this one to remain stable and in tune with its hardtail bridge. Get it now for $30 less in a choice of Black Metallic or 2-Color Sunburst. But hurry, as this deal expires in the next 24 hours!

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Stuart Williams
Drums

I'm a freelance member of the MusicRadar team, specialising in drum news, interviews and reviews. I formerly edited Rhythm and Total Guitar here in the UK and have been playing drums for more than 25 years (my arms are very tired). When I'm not working on the site, I can be found on my electronic kit at home, or gigging and depping in function bands and the odd original project.