Squier Classic Vibe ’60s Stratocaster®

Squier Classic Vibe ’60s Stratocaster® 

The 1960s Stratocaster is the stuff of legend — the guitar of Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, and a generation of players who changed music forever — and the Squier Classic Vibe ’60s Stratocaster brings that iconic era to life with stunning authenticity at an accessible price. With a trio of Fender-Designed Alnico single-coil pickups, a vintage-style tremolo, and period-correct ’60s details throughout, this is a Strat that looks, feels, and sounds like a genuine piece of history without the vintage price tag.

Key Features

• Body: Classic Stratocaster contour body — comfortable, lightweight, and unmistakably Strat
• Neck: Slim “C”-shaped profile with vintage-tint gloss finish for a comfortable, broken-in old-school feel
• Fretboard: Laurel, 9.5″ radius with narrow-tall frets for smooth, expressive playability
• Pickups: Three Fender-Designed Alnico single-coil pickups — warm, chimey, and authentically voiced for genuine ’60s Stratocaster tone
• Tremolo: Vintage-style synchronized tremolo for expressive string bending and classic Strat vibrato effects
• Hardware: Rich nickel-plated throughout
• Headstock: 1960s-inspired markings for period-correct vintage authenticity
• Finish: Vintage-tint gloss neck for genuine old-school character

Why Buy from Dietze Music

The Classic Vibe series consistently surprises players with how much guitar you get for the price, and we’d love for you to experience that firsthand in Lincoln, Omaha, or Bellevue, NE. Stop by any of our locations or call us at (800) 357-1535 — our staff can walk you through the full Classic Vibe lineup and help you find the model and finish that speaks to you.

Ideal For

An outstanding choice for the beginner stepping into their first serious electric guitar, the intermediate player looking for a great-value vintage-inspired Strat, or anyone who wants authentic ’60s Stratocaster character and tone without spending a fortune — the Classic Vibe ’60s delivers far more than its price suggests.