It's hard to determine the problem from a distance, but there are a few things you can try.
As mentioned before, lower the pickups. If neck and middle p'up are close to the same height as the bridge pickup they are way to high. I have most of my guitars set up with bridge high, middle halfway and neck even lower.
Also a lot of players ( as do I ) have the pickups on the bass side (Low E) slightly lower than on the treble side (high E) to even out the sound.
Test sounds with your guitar volume on 10. Squiers can be fine guitars but do not have sophisticated electronics. If you turn down the volume you will also dial out the highs leaving you with a lot of Bass.
Do not hesitate using "weird" settings on the EQ of your amp. "Everything on five" does not work with many amps, especially tube amps. On my Fender Twin Reverb I set the bass on 2. Anything more would blow out the windows.
On my other Fender amp, I have the bass on 6.........
I assume you play near the bridge; the closer you get to the neck, the more boomy it becomes ofcourse.
Good Luck.
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