Hey, it's Sharon, your guitar guide helping you find your sand today. We're going to do a comparison review on the Squire Affinity Strait versus the Yamaha Pacifica. Before we get too far along, I'd like to invite you over to yourguitar guide.com. We've got free video tutorials, free guitar lessons, product reviews, gear, and guitar tips and tricks. Come on over, check it out. The Yamaha Pacifica, the Squire Affinity Strait by Fender. Check out the link in the descriptions for both the guitars, the complete review on it, what people are saying about both guitars and the prices. Alright, so first let's go over some features of these guitars and then let's see how they sound. Then you can cast your vote on which guitar you think is the lightweight champion. Okay, as you can see the wide Fender Squire Affinity Strait on the left, the black and white Yamaha Pacifica. You can see they are standing about the same height. They're both a double-cat away, body style. The material that the Fenders made out of is a solid wood, addler body. That type of wood is used in some of the more expensive Stratocasters. Did I say Honda? What I meant to say is the Yamaha Pacifica has an agatist body. The neck on the fender is a bolt-on neck. They both have bolt-on neck, but the fender is a maple neck and the Pacifica has a rosewood fingerboard and 22 frets. The fender has 21 dumbbell frets and they both have a scale length of 25.5 inches. Let's take a close look at these pickups. Although the guitars look similar, you'll notice that the Fender Squire Affinity Straitocaster has three single-qual pickups and the Yamaha has two single-qual pickups and one humbucker. The controls are similar. They both have a five-way switch. The Fender has three controls, a master volume and two-tone and the Yamaha Pacifica has a tone and the master volume control. One thing I forgot to mention is a vintage tremolo. They both have the tremolo. Now that we've compared the features, you decide which one sounds the best. Let's check it out. The Yamaha Pacifica on a clean channel. That was all the way on the bridge pickup. Let's try the Pacifica out on the distortion. Let's try the Fender Squire Affinity Straitocaster. All right. Now let's try the Fender Strait. Let's try the Fender Squire Affinity Straitocaster. Let's try the Fender Squire Affinity Strait. Let's put some grid in it. Let's try the Fender Squire Affinity Straitocaster. Let's try the Fender Squire Affinity Straitocaster. I can tell the difference in the fret size and the weight of the guitar. This one here is a lot lighter. This one has a smaller body and it feels lighter. The frets are closer together. This guitar would be great for a student. Someone young that has small hands or someone older that has small hands. This one over here. Fender Squire Affinity Straitocaster has a bigger body. It weighs a little bit more. It's got the jumbo frets on it. It feels more like a regular strap. You've got the classic strap pickups and sound. Even though the Yamaha Pacifica has a humbucker in it, I still think the strap is the lightweight champion. But leave me a comment and let me know what you think, which one sounds better. There you have it. Check out the link in the description for both the guitars. The complete review on it. People are saying about both guitars and the prices. That's the description link below. Thanks.