10 Reviews for Fender Mustang Reviews

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I would not buy this guitar again, my son is an excellent player and he sounds horrible with it. His band played at a concert for a retirement house last week and he was applauded. This week he played at a coffee shop were he is a regular musician and he was asked to leave for the first time without ...

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The body is perfect. The neck feels great it doesn't hold you back from playing well. The 'Fender Mustang' would be my possible most favourite Fender Out Of Them All. I have heard The 'Mustang' goes out of tune very easily unless you have a Tune 'O Matic bridge. I am looking for a 1968 Fender Mustan ...

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Both clean and distortion channels sound great for grunge and blues and also rock.

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The Fender Mustang Electric Guitar has a lovely shape and fantastic neck.It weighs literally Nothing. It's super comfortable to play. Great Guitar, but I would like to see the pick ups changed.

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I have played Mustangs for about 35 yrs. I started with a circa 1966 blue Duosonic 2,
then a mid 70's sunburst Mustang, then a 1966 white/redPG Music Master II (2 pickups, tremelo
bar bridge - brass nut) Now a 1977 black Mustang.

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My Fender Mustang - I have just bought in a second hand shop for £350. Its Lake Placid Blue with Racing Stripes and it is in brilliant shape.

I got it home and tuned it into standard straight away and played it through my small clone and my crate. You can get some real nice tones from it. ...

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The Fender Mustang electric guitar was one of those once in a life-time steals finding a 1964 'Stang,; certainly one thing I'll be telling over breaks during jams for years to come. I understand it's still common to find vintage 'Stangs for pennies on the dollar compared to Strats and Telecasters. ...

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I traded in 2 cheap guitars and an analog 4 track for my Fender Mustang. I've own sub-par guitars all my life' I'm 33 and I've played $150 dollar guitars all my life now it's time for daddy to cash in on a classic true Fender 69 Mustang! I've had for 2 days and love it. Definitely a flashy good tone ...

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Fender Mustang: First of all: I am not a pro, but have played guitar for 30 years in various bands and have also done gigs and still am in a small scale (well would do bigger if there was an audience). Have had Strato, played with Heritage Les Paul and an old Aria.

I play mainly blues,60's soul, ...

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Fender Mustang - Great guitar, great looks, fun to play, great for the beginner, or the expert. If you can find one in good shape, buy it, it's worth it.