Get a Massive 35% Off This Squier Stratocaster Pack in Fender’s ‘12 Days of Deals’ Sale

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Save over $100 now on Day 2 of Fender’s seasonal sale as more bargains are revealed

Fender Squier Stratocaster Pack
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Yesterday, Fender kicked off their 12 Days of Deals sale by slashing 30% off the price of 40th Anniversary Squiers.

On day two of this epic seasonal sale, the next round of bargains has been revealed. Right now, you can get a whopping 35% off Squier Packs.

There are three amazing offers available: the Squier Stratocaster Pack; the Squier Affinity Series Stratocaster HSS Pack; and the Squier Affinity Series Precision Bass PJ Pack.

The perfect gift for a loved one who wants to start playing electric guitar or bass guitar, these deals include all the accessories needed to plug in and get going immediately. 

No need to shop around for an amp, gig bag, cable and strap – it’s all in one place right here. Plus, each Pack comes with a free 3-month subscription to Fender Play to start them off.

Fender Squier Stratocaster Pack: $289.99 $189.49

Fender Squier Stratocaster Pack: $289.99 $189.49
Available in a choice of Black and Brown Sunburst finishes, the Squier Stratocaster Pack is the perfect choice for beginners. Loaded with a set of authentic Fender-designed Standard Single-Coil Strat pickups, this versatile electric guitar is constructed with a high-quality poplar body and maple neck sporting an Indian Laurel fingerboard. This deal includes a free 3-month subscription to Fender Play; a Frontman 10G guitar amplifier; a padded gig bag; an instrument cable; an instrument strap; and picks. All for well under $200!

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