Squier Master Series Esprit
The Esprit is a modern redesign of a Fender bearing the same name and is a chambered, carved-top electric that allows for both solidbody and semi-hollow tones. Featuring a bound Mahogany body and set-neck, two satin Duncan Designed humbucking pickups and platinum hardware the Esprit is a gorgeous, sophisticated-looking, fast-playing double cutaway electric from the top name in value Squier. The Esprit was first introduced by Fender in 1983 as part of the Master Series. The series was introduced to offer instruments that would appeal to a broader base of guitarists, and were designed and developed with input from some of the top guitarists at the time. Its cutting tone makes it every bit as viable an instrument today as it was when it was first introduced. This is borne out by the fact that the Esprit has been used and, is still being used, by some of the most renowned names in blues, r&b and jazz. Dan Smith, Fenders Vice president of Guitar Research and Development, and co-designer of the Esprit with John Carruthers, noted guitar designer and luthier.