If you feel the mustang itself is a good option for you then I wouldn't hesitate. One thing I was really concerned about these were the quality of the fretwork and sharp edges. Turns out that's probably one of the best parts about it. It has a chunkier neck which you may or may not like. I don't us...

It seems they've actually made new saddles for this. Fender's all like "we machined new parts for the '65 AVs so the price is $800 more than the AVRIs!" And Squier is all like "whatevs." They used the Fender MIM Blacktop Jazzmaster bridge, which is probably cheap generic Asian f...

Silenus wrote:Looks good.
Where did you order the bridge ?

I can't buy diddly until the end of the month so nowhere for now but andertons should have it in stock soon

I work in a guitar shop and travel an 1hr15 each way, 4 times a week. :lol: Well, online... you have a 2 week clause to send it back if it's not suitable, or you just don't want it... and money back without question. I think shipping back would be covered if it wasn't fit for purpose. A mustang bri...

If you feel the mustang itself is a good option for you then I wouldn't hesitate. One thing I was really concerned about these were the quality of the fretwork and sharp edges. Turns out that's probably one of the best parts about it. It has a chunkier neck which you may or may not like. I don't us...

Basically, I only have around £260 to spend on a guitar at the end of the month and I've never tried a Squier or a Mustang before. I have a Fender Strat (not sure which model because it was given to me by my brother) that I really like. I play grunge (Nirvana or Mudhoney style) and metal. I got a g...