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Description
Step into a piece of history with the Fender MIJ Mustang 1996 50th Anniv., a guitar that celebrates Fender's half-century milestone with both style and substance. Crafted in Japan, this solid body electric guitar pays homage to the classic sound and design that have made the Mustang a favorite among musicians across genres. Known for its unique short scale, the Mustang offers a comfortable playing experience, perfect for those who appreciate smooth playability and nimble fretting. The 1996 anniversary model stays true to its roots, featuring the iconic offset body shape, dynamic floating bridge, and dual single-coil pickups that deliver the versatile tones players have come to love.
Whether you're aiming for the jangly tones of surf rock or the gritty edge of alternative, the Mustang is adaptable, offering a range of soundscapes to explore. Its straightforward controls make it easy to switch up your sound on the fly, making it an excellent choice for both stage and studio settings. This particular model captures the essence of Fender's legacy while offering modern reliability and performance.
Key Features:
- Made in Japan (MIJ) to celebrate Fender's 50th Anniversary in 1996
- Iconic offset body design
- Unique short scale for comfortable playability
- Dual single-coil pickups for versatile sound
- Dynamic floating bridge system
- Simple and intuitive control layout
- Celebrated among various music genres for its adaptability
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