Squier by FENDER - Pack Classic Vibe 50s Stratocaster MN White Blonde + DSL5C Combo + Câble Jack Mâle Mono
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The Squier Classic Vibe '50s Stratocaster Sunburst pack with Marshall DSL5C tube combo and jack cable is an attractive trio. A complete set for exploring powerful vintage sounds, whether you're in rehearsal or on stage. The Strat with its pine body and Alnico pickups captures all the warmth of the 50s, while the Marshall 5W/1W delivers authentic grain. It's the perfect way to immerse yourself in the world of Fender and Marshall, with everything you need to play right out of the box.
Composition of the package
Presentation
The guitar is a Squier Stratocaster from the Classic Vibe series, here in its 50s spirit. Its pine body is reminiscent of early Fender models, with a woody resonance and a lovely lightness. The screw-down neck, made entirely of maple, has a 'Modern C' profile for a natural feel that's comfortable for both chords and solos. The urethane gloss varnish adds an attractive aged look.
The 21 Narrow Tall frets and 241 mm radius facilitate precise bends and fast rhythms. The 648 mm pitch and 42 mm saddle ensure familiar comfort. Black dot markings complete the classic look, true to the early models.
Audio-wise, the Classic Vibe '50s features three Fender Designed Alnico single-coil pickups, which deliver a clear, snappy tone, with warmth in the mid-range positions. The 5-way selector switch lets you navigate from the crystal of the neck pickup to the bite of the bridge. The Vintage Style Synchronized vibrato provides subtle ripples or more pronounced effects.
To amplify this Strat, the Marshall DSL5C takes centre stage. This all-tube combo delivers 5 watts, switchable to 1 watt for playing at low volume. Two ECC83 preamps and an ECC82 power amp ensure a rich, dynamic sound. The 10-inch Celestion Ten-30 projects a precise sound, whether clear or saturated.
The DSL5C offers two channels: Classic Gain (clean or crunch) and Ultra Gain (Lead 1 and Lead 2). Each channel has its own volume and gain controls, while the common EQ (treble, midrange, bass) refines the acoustic colour. The Tone Shift switch sculpts the midrange, and the digital reverb adds depth.
The practical amp includes an effects loop, an emulated Softube output for recording or playing through headphones, a mini-jack input for an audio player, and a footswitch for channel and reverb. Compact and robust, it's easy to transport.
The pack also includes a 3 m mono 6.35 mm jack cable with a 1.5 mm² cross-section and 6 mm jacket, reliable for long sessions.
This complete set is for those who want to recapture the aesthetics and feel of the 50s, while enjoying the versatility of a modern tube amp. From blues to rock and funk, the Fender/Marshall duo delivers a rich spectrum of sounds.
Features
Other features
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Pack Electric Guitar + DSL5C Combo + Jack Cable, including :
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Squier Electric Guitar
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Classic Vibe Serie
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50's Stratocaster model
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2 tone Sunburst
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Pine body
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1-piece screw-down maple neck
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Modern C' profile
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Tinted Gloss Urethane varnish
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21 Narrow Tall frets
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Fork 648 mm
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Saddle width 42 mm
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Radius 241 mm
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3 Fender Designed Alnico Single-Coil pickups
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5 position selector
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Vintage Style Synchronized vibrato
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Vintage Style tuners
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Chrome hardware
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Black Dot neck markers
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Pickguard 1-Ply White
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Reference 0374005501
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Marshall DSL5C
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DSL Series (2018)
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5W or 1W all tube combo
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2 ECC83 (12AX7) preamp tubes
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1 ECC82 power tube
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10-inch Celestion Ten-30 driver
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Power switch (5w>1w)
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Classic gain channel modes: clean/crunch
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Ultra gain channel modes: lead1/lead2
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1 volume and 1 gain per channel
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Common tone control (treble, midrange, bass)
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Tone shift (for midrange configuration)
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Effect loop
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Digital reverb
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Softube emulated line output
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Mini-jack input for media player
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Footswitch included (channel/reverb)
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Dimensions: 455 x 420 x 240 mm
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Weight: 12.7 kg
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6.35mm male mono jack / 6.35mm male mono jack cable
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1.5mm² cross-section
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Diameter OD6
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Length 3 metres
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Easy range
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