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Inca silver w/matching.
Wasn't my first choice actually. But over time it's grown on me. Whoever decided to put that mint pickguard on it was a genius. Pretty cool color combo with that mint actually.
FWIW it's not what I'd think of as silver. It's more a pewter color to my eyes. And every lady I know who's seen it really likes it - so there's that to take into consideration if you're planning on bringing one on stage with you.
)I have yet to see one "in the flesh", so until I do, this is what I have to call "Pewter" (well, "I" and my years of art school training say it, but "perceptions" are a fickle thing, ja?
Those are hot!!!Nope, that's a trio of Squier Standards finished in Satin Pewter Metallic…aka "The Three Amigos!"
But it's funny you should say that. I've been considering liquidating a number of instruments in my collection (specifically, these three and an export edition Aerodyne) and "condensing" them into one Dolphin Gray non-export Aerodyne.
It is pretty easy. Just pull out the originals and put the new ones. You just need an Allen wrench to adjust them.
