Paranormal Toronado®, Laurel Fingerboard, Parchment Pickguard, Mystic Seafoam

Squier has reached back into the annals of rock history to resurrect Fender's most memorable original guitar design. We're talking about the Toronado, of course! This fan-favorite 4-knob, twin-humbucker tone machine has been responsible for some serious radio hits from the late 1990s forward, and is now back to foist its Sunset Strip vibes and impeccable Fender finishes on a new generation of players. This uncommon Offset is fueled by Squier's take on Fender's fire-breathing Atomic pickups, which pack the heat you need to be heard from any side of the stage and a flavor to fuel your amps and stomps in fresh ways. Each pickup's independent volume and tone controls unleash a massive range of contemporary Fender colors, from punchy blues rhythms and smooth jazz cleans to a pummeling palm-mute crunch. The easy-playing 24.75-inch scale adds extra slinkiness to the timeless Fender formula. And a Slim "C" profile maple neck gives this axe the speed and reach you need to take on '80s shred to modern progressive metalSquier has tapped into rock history to revive one of Fender's most iconic guitar designs: the Toronado! This beloved model features a 4-knob setup and twin-humbucker pickups, and it has played a significant role in generating radio hits since the late 1990s. Now, it’s making a comeback to bring its Sunset Strip vibes and stunning Fender finishes to a new generation of players.

This unique Offset guitar is powered by Squier’s interpretation of Fender's powerful Atomic pickups, which deliver the punch needed to stand out on stage while offering a fresh flavor for your amplifiers and effects. With independent volume and tone controls for each pickup, you can explore a wide range of contemporary Fender sounds—from vibrant blues rhythms and smooth jazz tones to intense palm-muted crunch.

The Toronado also features an easy-playing 24.75-inch scale length, adding extra flexibility to the classic Fender design. Plus, its slim "C" profile maple neck provides the speed and reach necessary for everything from '80s shredding to modern progressive metal.