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Description

Fender's Made in Mexico reissue of the Duo Sonic under their "Standard Series". These first appeared on January 1994 price lists, and were discontinued in 1998. Available in Black, Torino Red, and Arctic White. 20 frets, 22.7" scale, two piece maple neck (maple slab fretboard on a maple neck, no skunk stripe).

Later in their production run they were listed under the "Traditional Series", with 21-fret one-piece maple necks.

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acarthrythcy

Lightweight punk machine

I really REALLY like this guitar. A LOT. It's light enough for a doughy kid like me to swing around like a wrapon on stage, and it's got a 22.7" scale length, which means you can move around the neck real fast. The stock pickups are probably some of the best single-coils I've ever heard: very articulate with single notes but can crunch up when you kick up the volume. HOWEVER, the tuners are the worst machines I've ever had the displeasure of using. They slip a lot, so it'll take awhile for your strings to finally settle in. Otherwise, fantastic guitar!

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