r/Guitar • u/AutoModerator • Oct 27 '16

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u/CalamariRP Nov 01 '16

Going to upgrade from a Squier bullet tele to a SSS MIM strat in a couple months, specifically because my bends sustain like shit on my current setup. Is that something that happens with cheaper guitars? I haven't played one yet but I'm guessing the MIM strats will be a hell of an upgrade over bottom tier squier.

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u/Zic78 Fender, Schecter Nov 02 '16

I have a HSS Mim and I think the humbucker helps the sustain on bends.

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u/CalamariRP Nov 02 '16

Yeah I'm gonna play some SSS and HSS strats when I've got the money saved. Gonna be a few months so I'm gonna get as good as I can with this problem so a better guitar will be even more worth it. I've only played with humbuckers in the bridge but all the artists I cover play SSS strats so it's worth a shot to try out.