Squier Mustang
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Squier Bullet Mustang HH Black Indian Laurel Fingerboard
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Squier FSR Classic Vibe 60s Mustang Lake Placid Blue Laurel Fingerboard
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Squier FSR Classic Vibe '60s Competition Mustang Short Scale Bass Capri Orange with Dakota Red Stripe
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Squier FSR Classic Vibe '60s Competition Mustang Capri Orange with Dakota Red Stripe
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About Squier Mustang
The Squier Mustang is one of the most popular offset guitar designs. Available as an electric guitar or bass model, the Mustang can be found across many styles of music. It is also a great choice for beginners and smaller guitarists due to its shorter scale length. Many of you will likely recognise the shape as Kurt Cobain famous played a Mustang in Nirvana, with many other guitarists following suit.
With single coil and humbucker versions available, the Squier Mustang will be at home in almost any style of music. Other options include a fixed bridge or a tremolo, plus a selection of different finishes. Let the Squier Mustang add some extra style to your performance.
Why Should I Choose a Squier Mustang?
- Shorter scale length of 24"
- Stylish offset body shape
- A choice of single coil and humbucker versions
Frequently Asked Questions about Squier Mustang
Question: Are Squier Mustang's good guitars?
Squier produces guitars to a very high standard. For this reason, they are a great choice for those looking to own a Mustang at an affordable price.
Question: What kind of guitarists play Mustang guitars?
The Mustang has been played famous names including Kurt Cobain, Adrian Belew (Frank Zappa, King Crimson), and Norah Jones. Other bands that use Mustangs include Blur, Talking Heads, and My Bloody Valentine.
Question: Can I recreate the sound of a Fender Mustang with a Squier Mustang?
Since Squier is owned by Fender, the Squier Mustang is an official version and can get you very close to the sound of a Fender Mustang.
Question: What does HH stand for in Squier Mustang?
HH is an abbreviation of "humbucker humbucker", meaning these models feature a pair of humbucker pickups rather than the standard single coil pickups.