|
In mid 1964 the Fender Mustang was released to market. Fender wanted to have a mid-line guitar just between the student
model and professional model guitars. There are 2 types of necks found on Mustangs. The early guitars can be found with 22
1/2 inch scale necks. They are commonly found with 24 inch scale necks. There are also 2 types of neck radius to be found
on these beauties. Early models had thinner necks, but later in 1965 they made many with larger necks. These are beautiful
guitars! If you can get one, snap it up!
<blink>If you want big time Mustang info. Visit the page that this link will take you to. This is very comprehensive. Again
Mr. Maxima comes up real big!
Body: Solid, 2-piece alder
Finish: Dakota Red, nitrocellulose lacquer
Neck: 1-piece maple, bolt-on
Fingerboard: Brazilian rosewood; pearloid dot markers
Number of Frets: 22
Pickguard: White pearloid/black/white
plastic laminate
Bridge: Fender steel; Dynamic Vibrato??ilpiece, chrome
Nut: Plastic
Tuners:
Kluson Deluxe, enclosed, Nickel
Pickups: Two, Fender single coil
Controls: Master tone, master volume,
two 3-way pick-up selectors
Scale Length: 24 inches
Neck Width at Nut: 1 5/8 inches
Body Width
at Lower Bout: 12 inches
Body Depth: 1 1/2 inches
Weight: n/a
|
| Fender Mustang, Thanks Elio |
|
