Fender Mustang
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Fender Vintera II 70s Mustang Rosewood Fingerboard Competition Burgundy

Fender Vintera II 70s Mustang Rosewood Fingerboard Competition Orange

Fender American Performer Mustang Short Scale Bass 3 Colour Sunburst

Fender Player II Mustang Rosewood Fingerboard Black

Fender Justin Meldal Johnsen Road Worn Mustang Short Scale Bass Daphne Blue

Fender Player II Mustang Rosewood Fingerboard Aquatone Blue

Fender Player II Mustang Rosewood Fingerboard Birch Green

Fender Player II Mustang Maple Fingerboard 3-Color Sunburst

Fender Player II Mustang Maple Fingerboard Hialeah Yellow

Fender FSR Traditional II 60s Mustang Left Handed Daphne Blue Rosewood Fingerboard

Fender FSR Traditional II 60s Mustang Left Handed Olympic White Rosewood Fingerboard

Fender Justin Meldal-Johnsen Short Scale Bass Black Rosewood Fingerboard

Fender Ben Gibbard Mustang Natural Maple Fingerboard
About the Fender Mustang
The Fender Mustang started out as a student model back when it was originally released in 1964. This was partly due to the shorter 24" scale length and simplified electronics. It is now regarded as an alternative culture classic and continues to be the guitar of choice for both beginners and pros.
The Mustang has gained a lot of credibility among indie and alternative artists. Bands such as Sonic Youth, Nirvana and Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds have all used Mustangs. There are guitar and bass models available at a number of different price points. This offers the flexibility for players to find the one best suited to their budget and style of playing. The Fender Mustang ranges includes American Performer, Vintera and Mustang Bass models.
In terms of specific models, a Vintera Mustang keeps with the traditional feel and style that has made it such a favourite. A Player 90 model offers a hardtail and P90 pickups for straight forward performance. This selection allows for a new generation of artists to discover the particular charm of the Fender Mustang.
Why Should I Choose a Fender Mustang?
- Originally made for beginners and students, with a shorter neck than other Fender guitars
- Particularly popular with Indie and Grunge musicians
- Offset body shape is a great alternative to classic models