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Okay, his appears to be rosewood, but here is a good example of one

Ryan Jarman (The cribs guy) did have a maple neck on his antigua mustang. It's in the mens needs video, here's a really small pic from google:


His main mustang, vintage white w/maple neck and black pg, is one of my favourite mustangs ever:

Haze wrote:The last run in '84 was from leftover parts (plenty of leftover maple) and was sort of a 20th year
anniversary, those didn't have serial numbers on the headstock for some reason

I didn't know they made mustangs in 1984... any idea how many were made? I'm guessing it must have been a pretty small number. Was Fender still owned by CBS at this point?

DanHeron wrote:His main mustang, vintage white w/maple neck and black pg, is one of my favourite mustangs ever:

has he gone and soiled himself in this photo?

astro wrote:

Haze wrote:The last run in '84 was from leftover parts (plenty of leftover maple) and was sort of a 20th year
anniversary, those didn't have serial numbers on the headstock for some reason

I didn't know they made mustangs in 1984... any idea how many were made? I'm guessing it must have been a pretty small number. Was Fender still owned by CBS at this point?

yeah, it was right at the very end of CBS: http://fendermustangstory.com/

Mr. Maxima wrote:Apparently in 1984, Fender made one last batch of U.S. made Mustangs for Yamano Music Store (a major Fender distributor in Japan) as the 20th Anniversary of the Mustang.

otherwise they stopped making them in 1982 when they started making all the bullets and established Squier.

I also want to have a Mustang or Duo with maple neck. Anyone tried USACG necks? They have a 24" scale maple neck and also have stainless steel fret as an option, which I also want. Curious if anyone has had experience using one on a Mustang or Duo body?

Does anyone know what year that fender came out with the brazillian rosewood necks for the early 60s musicmasters? I had one long ago but foolishly sold it.

3 spare seconds and the, some might say, revolutionary use of an internet search engine suggests 1959.

astro wrote:Here's another pic of Reece's maplestang, back when it was mine:

Soooooooo in love with that guitar.

I really like maple for playability. I am tempted to build a Jag with maple

blankfield wrote:

astro wrote:Here's another pic of Reece's maplestang, back when it was mine:o.

Soooooooo in love with that guitar.

now that you've spammed a bunch of ol' dead threads, you can see the classifieds section, where this guitar that you're in love with was for sale a couple months ago. you can go dig that one up too.

ha ha BURN.

hotrodperlmutter wrote:

blankfield wrote:

astro wrote:Here's another pic of Reece's maplestang, back when it was mine:o.

Soooooooo in love with that guitar.

now that you've spammed a bunch of ol' dead threads, you can see the classifieds section, where this guitar that you're in love with was for sale a couple months ago. you can go dig that one up too.

YESSSSSSS! Thanks for your permission, Rod.

I've got a jap reissue from circa 1994. The mapel neck makes it play a lot faster and it has a really nice finishtoo. Much easier to clean - I'll never go back to rosewood!

makes you wonder, they go to all that effort with those reissues and stick the wrong logo on it.

itakesmack wrote:I've got a jap reissue from circa 1994. The mapel neck makes it play a lot faster and it has a really nice finishtoo. Much easier to clean - I'll never go back to rosewood!

I had the exact opposite experience. I picked up a 77 Stang just like Reece's and I just couldn't get into the Maple neck. If I never owner a maplestang again I'd be okay with. I understand why people like them, it just isn't my thing.

stewart wrote:makes you wonder, they go to all that effort with those reissues and stick the wrong logo on it.

Wrong logo? I'm intrigued. Do tell...

should be like this-



whether it's deliberate or not the reissues always have little differences like that.