Where is a good Fender made?

[tribeo]

Yep, those affinity, standard & vintage vibe squiers are cheap new and an absolute steal used. I've been searching for a Squier Pro Tone Fat Tele for years but the Squier custom Tele I bought for peanuts and tweaked is one of the best instruments I own.

I have an Affinity Strat that I bought for $50, in mint condition (like that matters for a $50 guitar). The guy was a metal drummer who thought he wanted to learn guitar. Evidently, lost interest. The guitar has 6 strings, no fret buzz, medium-high action (cause I'm too lazy to do anything about it), a decent trem and it sits next to me in my office where I can pick it up and play anytime, which I do, a lot. I don't care about humidity or dust or nicks and bangs and I play guitar a lot more often now. I have a few $1000+ instruments in the next room, but I play my strat more often than any of them. Heck, I don't even plug it in to anything, but I can still hear the music. Great way to spend $50.

[oldane]

I too bought a lot of booz in Flensborg in the eleven years I've lived in Esbjerg... og ja, jeg taler dansk ogsaa!

Flensburger Pils. Skål! The rubber gaskets on the patent bottle caps work great as strap locks (same as Grolsch). We do buy other goods than beer there - but no good guitars in sight. :-)