when I had my mustang bass I bought a pack of fender bass VI strings and strung it up with, .75s on the low E. it played just like a 4 string baratone. I loved itastro wrote:I buy my strings online, so that's not a problem for me. I use medium scale bass strings on my mustang, which of course don't exist for sale anywhere other than on the internet.honeyiscool wrote:I like the Mustang Bass bridge aesthetically speaking, but all it does functionally is make it harder to find strings for your bass.astro wrote:I'm loving the PJ mustang bass as well. But I would like it better if it had the vintage Mustang bass bridge that strings through the body. Not a deal breaker for me though, if I get one I'll just have the original style bridge installed by a luthier.
I do find that string-through-body bridges sound better to my ears, although that could just be a psychological illusion.
And of course the Mustang bass bridge just looks cool...
Anybody know when these will be available for purchase?
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Not this one they did.singlepup wrote:Again? I don't think those sold well either, although they were very nice guitars (as Gusman has said).jcyphe wrote:Fender should have done a Squier Classic Vibe Duo-Sonic, that would have sold better than any of these models.
Something like this would sell well IMO. The Strat/Tele/Basses/Jazzmasters/Jaguars/Mustangs classic vibe/vintage modified guitars sold well from what I understand.
paul_ wrote:When are homeland security gonna get on this "2-piece King Size Snickers" horseshit that showed up a couple years ago? I've started dropping one of them on the floor of my car every time.
Unfortunately likely, I love my maple mustang neck and kind of regret letting the b2kua jag go with the maple neck it had. I'm guessing $750 cad, and is don't see many selling so used is basically a lost cause. Shame, it would look great beside the 70's stang...serfx wrote:that green duo sonic ii mustang is choice
it'll probably end up being close to $900 canadian when they get here..
so who knows, but i want one.
and i've a 60's duo sonic ii neck on one of my jaguars at the moment.. so a neck swap could end up happening (depending on what spec they use for these new ones)
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That's a Mustang neck on a Mustang body isn't it?George wrote:ehh, kind of turned off the jazz bridge/p neck pickup combo
might as well just be p bass only. if that's how we get a jazz neck on a p bass body though, fine. but people will dig it, maybe
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ekwatts wrote:I'm just going to smash it in with a hammer and hope it works. Tone is all in the fingers anyway.
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it would be interesting to see how well a proper run of duos would sell.jcyphe wrote:Not this one they did.singlepup wrote:Again? I don't think those sold well either, although they were very nice guitars (as Gusman has said).jcyphe wrote:Fender should have done a Squier Classic Vibe Duo-Sonic, that would have sold better than any of these models.
Something like this would sell well IMO. The Strat/Tele/Basses/Jazzmasters/Jaguars/Mustangs classic vibe/vintage modified guitars sold well from what I understand.
Now that I see this pic, I see that there would be no room for a vintage style mustang bass bridge due to the jazz pickup, as someone here already mentioned.honeyiscool wrote:
This is hot, you guys.
I'm curious to see if there are any colours other than white... that olive colour from the hardtail mustang would be cool.
The bass is available in white, sonic blue and Torino red.
All the new Fender NAMM stuff appears to be listed on this Canadian website:
http://www.lamusic.ca/New-Fender-from-S ... s/1028.htm
Not many of them have pictures yet though.
All the new Fender NAMM stuff appears to be listed on this Canadian website:
http://www.lamusic.ca/New-Fender-from-S ... s/1028.htm
Not many of them have pictures yet though.
Fran wrote:I love how this place is basic as fuck.
ekwatts wrote:I'm just going to smash it in with a hammer and hope it works. Tone is all in the fingers anyway.
OK HERE IS YOUR COLOR LIST FOR THESE THINGS
DUO SONIC - Torino Red, Aged White, Capri Orange,
DUO SONIC HS - Black, Daphne Blue, Surf Green
MUSTANG 90 - OLY, Torino Red, Silver
MAPLESTANG - OLY, Black, Olive Green
PJSTANGBASS - OLY, SBL, Torino Red
guys on here that are old as me remember 99 dollar Squier Bullets only coming in Torino Red back in the 90's
DUO SONIC - Torino Red, Aged White, Capri Orange,
DUO SONIC HS - Black, Daphne Blue, Surf Green
MUSTANG 90 - OLY, Torino Red, Silver
MAPLESTANG - OLY, Black, Olive Green
PJSTANGBASS - OLY, SBL, Torino Red
guys on here that are old as me remember 99 dollar Squier Bullets only coming in Torino Red back in the 90's
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These are Pawn Shop series guitars without that designation / marketing. I think that they are cool. And I think that, like the Fender Pawn Shop Super-Sonics, they will be blown out in two years for half price.
The PS Super-Sonics were $799, and they were marked down to $350 two years later. So, patience.
The PS Super-Sonics were $799, and they were marked down to $350 two years later. So, patience.
A Whole Bunch of Guitars. Some with sparkles. Some with Pearl. Some with racing stripes.
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