Fender Mustang
This guitar is nearly £500.Everybody agreed it is a it overpriced.
http://www.12fret.com/new/fender_Mustang_reissue.jpg
Last edited by hendrixisgod; 29th September 2008 at 04:25 PM.
A reasonable price for a very cool lokking guitar
mansons have a lovely battered old mustang, or at least they did last time I went in
I don`t think anyone wanted to sayOriginally Posted by frankus
Everyone agreed? Why wasn't I told? Am I noone?you all hate me don't you.
Yes, not a bad price for one of those, very nice but i think i`d rather have the bass version
Fuck,I just realiosed that wait there and I'll fix it.
not at all, theyre fantastic guitars, severely underrated, play brilliantly (when set up well obviously!) and have a cool sound, feel and look, whats not to like?
Fantastic guitars if my Jagstang is anything to go by; very versatile and easy to play.
Not a bad price but my Jagstang was cheaper than that!
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I'd love one, might just try the Squier Duo-Sonic re-issue first though.
I'm surprised they didn't have to pay you to take it away. The Jagstang is, to my eyes, one of the most grotesquely misshapen guitars yet created. I think I'd rather gig the Wangcaster.
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Odd, yes. Have you tried it?
The balance is spot on and the mix of single/humbucker/out-of-phase switching really works with a good dollop of fuzz
The bridge is like a bigsby (as long as you treat it with the same respect) and the short-scale is very easy to play.
In the same way that an Ibanez is perfectly suited to rock/shred stuff, the Jagstang is a grungy/blues-y sleeper...
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I've not tried one. I like the short scale (well, on the Jags I've played) and the trem is fine by me. It's just that it looks melted. In a bad way.
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