Greetings Claudine,
Thanks for writing in! We are releasing the new Vintage Modified Mustang, (540) Fiesta Red, (541) Vintage White, (572) Sonic Blue, in July. Contact your dealer for ordering information. Hope this helps!
Best Regards,
Matt Brown
Fender Musical Instruments
Consumer Relations
17600 North Perimeter Drive, Suite 100,
Scottsdale, AZ. 85255
480-845-5133 www.fender.com
Good news.. I .... still.... can't wait !! I think about these guitars on a daily basis right now.
Fran wrote:Fiesta Red Miek?
I think i'll be reviewing my collection when these come out.
I'll have to look at the photos of them, I'm torn between the Red, and the Green one...
Hankering for a green one myself... quite like the sonic blue Jazzmaster too.
Funny how squier offsets come in a variety of colours while the CPs and blacktops come in a pretty limited range of the same tried and tested hues.
thats part of the strategy for the brands and ranges. Fender/Suier are aiming them at different groups in a way. look at the colours fender are doing for the pawn shop range, different again.
plopswagon wrote:I like teles and strats because they're made out of guitar.
robroe wrote:I dont need a capo. I have the other chords in my tonefingers
markarkark wrote:Funny how squier offsets come in a variety of colours while the CPs and blacktops come in a pretty limited range of the same tried and tested hues.
Yeah, I was thinking that. If I wanted a new Fender Jazzmaster I could get:
1. A Classic Player in black or sunburst
2. A Blacktop in black or sunburst
3. An AVRI in black, sunburst or, wait for it, white
So the only way I can get a new one, obviously situation is a bit different for second hand, I would need to spend about £1500 to get one in anything other than black or sunburst.
With the new Squiers it looks like we'll be able to get sunburst, white, CAR and sonic blue. Got my eye on the latter...
Mike wrote:Hold on until August, Chris, it'll be worth it even if they are delayed a bit. I'll definitely be getting a Jaguar I think.
Mike, I am surprised you would not consider a Jazzmaster to round out your collection. Though I could see you with another Jaguar to play live so you could leave your Vintage Jaguar at home.
All these guitars look cool. If the Jazzmasters are as good as the Squier J Mascis Jazzmasters, Squier will be #1 in my book.
taylornutt wrote:Mike, I am surprised you would not consider a Jazzmaster to round out your collection. Though I could see you with another Jaguar to play live so you could leave your Vintage Jaguar at home.
Mike had a Jazzmaster, but he didn't particularly like it. n00b.
Its quite funny, everyone was thinking on different forums about all the new Squiers that they would be a great basis for modding, but its turning out that most of them dont need any mods. Will these be the same?
taylornutt wrote:Mike, I am surprised you would not consider a Jazzmaster to round out your collection. Though I could see you with another Jaguar to play live so you could leave your Vintage Jaguar at home.
Mike had a Jazzmaster, but he didn't particularly like it. n00b.
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Truth
Never really got on with it, I'm a shortscale man it seems
lorez wrote:thats part of the strategy for the brands and ranges. Fender/Suier are aiming them at different groups in a way. look at the colours fender are doing for the pawn shop range, different again.
Wonder who they're trying to target with the blacktop series? Certainly not my cup of tea.
benecol wrote:
Mike had a Jazzmaster, but he didn't particularly like it. n00b.
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Truth
Never really got on with it, I'm a shortscale man it seems
Interesting, I've always wanted a JM but have been intimidated by the scale length. Will give all three of the new models an equal chance to impress me, though. I never got along with the more expensive Jags but enjoyed playing the Squier HH version.
