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Fender Mustang

The original Fender Mustang was introduced in 1964 as part of the Fender Student model range, which incorporated the Musicmaster and Duo-Sonic guitars. However, the Mustang would be discontinued in 1982. This was until a host of alternative rock bands, like Nirvana, decided to start using them and Fender decided to re-release the guitar in the 1990s. Demand was high and the Mustang appeared on stages and shop floors everywhere. Fast forward to today and the Fender Mustang is the dark horse of the new Offset guitar Lineup.

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THE ALL-NEW FENDER MUSTANG


A POWERHOUSE OF TONE & PERFORMANCE


Perhaps made most famous by Kurt Cobain, the Fender Mustang has gone from its roots as a student model guitar, to a pro-level option that players love. Associated with grunge, alternative rock and a myriad of different genres, the powerful, cutting sound of the Mustang really sets this guitar apart from any other offset option. Now updated with modern reliability, sustainable tonewoods and in a range of different series, there’s never been a better time to get your hands on a Mustang guitar.

With the launch of the Fender American Performer Mustang, gigging players can now benefit from an American-Made Mustang at a very attractive price point. The Vintera series Mustang is an affordable option for players who want a Made In Mexico guitar and the Squier Mustang offers incredibly playability and performance for a small budget.

FAQs

  • What do the slide switches on the Fender Mustang do?

    The two slide switches found above the Mustang pickups turn the neck or bridge pickup on or off.

  • What's the difference between the Fender Mustang & Fender Jazzmaster/Jaguar?

    Fender Mustang has a 24” scale, like the Jaguar, but smaller than the Jazzmaster. The Fender Mustang has two single-coil pickups.