Fender Mustang '95 made in Japan LH

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In the Solid Body Electric Guitars category, Fender Mustang '95 made in Japan LH is priced in the High-end/Boutique range. This premium gear is built to very high standards and offers premium features.

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The Fender Mustang '95 made in Japan LH is a tribute to the timeless design and vibrant sound that has enchanted musicians for decades. Crafted for left-handed guitarists who crave a blend of vintage charm and modern playability, this guitar is an ideal companion for those ready to explore sonic landscapes. The basswood body provides a resonant, balanced tone, while the maple neck coupled with a rosewood fingerboard offers smooth playability and a comfortable grip.

With 22 frets adorned with perloid dot inlays, the Mustang '95 invites expressive playing across its 24" scale length. The U-shaped neck profile and the 9.5" fingerboard radius allow for seamless transitions between chords and solos. Equipped with two vintage-style single-coil pickups, this guitar delivers the classic Mustang sound that has been the backbone of countless iconic tracks. The 3-way switch and master volume and tone controls provide a straightforward yet versatile control setup, allowing for a wide range of tonal possibilities.

This model also features a 4-ply tortoiseshell pickguard and chrome hardware, contributing to its stylish aesthetic. The bone nut and vintage-style machine heads ensure precise tuning stability. Built with meticulous attention to detail in Japan, the Fender Mustang '95 is a testament to quality craftsmanship and vintage appeal.

Key Features:

Left-handed model
Body: Basswood
Neck: Maple with Rosewood fingerboard
22 Frets with perloid dot inlays
U-shaped neck profile, 9.5" fingerboard radius
Scale: 24"
Nut width: 1.575"
Bone nut
Two vintage-style single-coil pickups
3-way switch, master volume, and tone control
4-ply tortoiseshell pickguard
Mustang bridge
Vintage-style machine heads
Chrome hardware
Made in Japan

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The MG65 models use 'MG Vintage' pickups with fiber bobbins, alnico magnets, and cloth wiring, emulating vintage Mustang tones.
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MG65 models feature CTS pots, whereas other models typically have cheaper Alpha pots.
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MG65 VSP boasts a rare nitrocellulose finish, unlike the standard polyurethane on other models, aiming for authenticity in '60s reissues.
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From 1969 onward, Mustangs incorporated belly cuts and body contours, reflecting design changes from that era.
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The neck profile on 90s MIJ Fenders is described as flatter than a vintage C shape and slightly wider, contributing to its playability.
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Value and pricing

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Model numbers like MG65-86 indicate pre-tax pricing (86,000 Yen), with the first number representing the "reissue" year.
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Owners note that the poly finish on MIJ Fender necks is thinner and less sticky than on American models, providing a more integrated feel with the wood.
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The tremolo system on 90s MIJ Fenders is often swapped out for a Mastery bridge to improve stability and reduce noise.
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Users replace stock tuners with Gotoh for better tuning stability, citing the original tuners as sub-par and sticky.
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Recent MIJ Mustangs ('19 and '25) are praised for fine hardware, contrasting with older models that had issues like noisy tremolos and unstable bridges.
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One owner reports adjusting the truss rod only twice in 30 years, highlighting the stability and reliability of the neck.
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stevemadden666

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over 6 years ago

That's "my sound"!

Bought my Fender Mustang years ago (summer 2015 if I'm not mistaken) in a shop center in California: the shop sold it on Ebay, so I was a bit brave to buy it. Yeah, it was a quite hard to find this guitar, because it is not a real "common" guitar, easily to find in guitar shops. Being a left handed guitar player doesn't help in these terms because these instruments are rarer and more expensive. So, I've spent years and years looking for it before I finally found it out. That's because I convinced myself it wasn't a problem buying online. It was second-hand instrument and I particularly appreciated its conditions. I loved that my instrument already had a story to tell but I understand musicians who would rather buy a new instrument than second-hand. Anyway, my Fender Mustang serial number is dated Japan 1995, which is amazing, 'cause I could say my guitar's older than me lol. During these years I've been playing it appreciating its sound, all its facets, discovering a lot of things about this instrument, including things I'd changed about it to approach my idea of sound. For example, as you can see in the photograph, my Mustang has got two different pickups: single coil by Fender (neck) and an hum bucker by Seymour Duncan (bridge) but at the beginning it was different, with two single coil by Fender. I changed it to make it more versatile, because two single coil were not nice enough playing with overdrives or distortions. My choice was also inspired by another Mustang which I love to hear and to see, Kurt Cobain Mustang signature. So, since I've always been fascinated by its shapes, its sound, clean but also distorted, I fell in love with it and once changed its pickup, I started recording songs, covers and more. So, I can say I found my sound with this amazing guitar.

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Stefano V.

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In the YouTube video by nomakills titled "Nirvana Guitar Medley! 52 Songs in 8 Minutes! Full Discography (main riffs)," Stefano V. is seen playing a Fender Mustang Blue Left-Handed guitar.

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In the YouTube video titled "Amazing Shred Guitar Solo with XB1 and PS4 controller! nomakills - HD," Nomakills official is seen playing a Fender Mustang Blue Left-Handed guitar, specifically a Japanese left-handed model equipped with a DiMarzio Chopper pickup.