recieved it this morning, mustang fits and my jazzmaster (hardly) too!
i'll post picture later

hey thank you!
ordered it yesterday, cross fingers, i'll post picture when i receive it

do you think a mustang fit in it?
http://cgi.ebay.fr/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie ... 604wt_1031

a strat fits but the mustang body is bigger, i don't know if they are enough space left.

the answer is 4,8mm
i ordered it and it fits

Mine is a cij from 97; the saddles have gaps between and it's the best "stay in tune" guitar i ever had! even if i use a lot the trem. but the sound is tiny, i think due to the very very thin neck. However it's very nice to play and i love it! I prefer the mij from the 90's to the 00's or ...

I noticed that the reissue bar are bigger than vintage.
I need one for my 72 parts mustang; is this 4,8mm fit? http://www.emma-music.com/boutique/fich ... fr&num=151

the 94 95 mustangs are the best japanese! go for it!
take care about the serial number, a lot of people mistake with the 2000's; the 94 95 have no gap between the guard and the bridge, and the tort is red.

sweet!

but why they put white pickup covers on pearl?

that's an amazing thing

i played one, they are really nice! better than the 00's. these are 69RI. I've had that white banana mustang from 2004 i think, i kept it for only 2 months. Just played like shit. I have a later 90's mustang, a 65RI from 1997. i love that guitar; the neck is thinner and the guitar is lighter than th...

Cymbaline wrote:Sure, she's the hottest chic in hollywood, but can she PLAY that mustang for real????

in the movie she looks like she plays for real but timidly

i watched this stupid movie yesterday: The Rocker
Emma Stone plays a mustang; looks like a 70's but what the fuck they painted on it?

i cut my trem bars with a metal axe, this is ridiculous too high

yes they are! hate them. like the fender classic series but a better profile. check on ebay this guy, he has a lot of vintage shortscale necks for cheap money: http://www.ebay.fr/itm/1959-1960-Fender-Duo-Sonic-guitar-neck-rosewood-/111001837949?pt=Guitar&hash=item19d839a17d#ht_500wt_1048 i think...

George wrote:thanks

so use the middle post notch and have bar all the way down? i'll give it a go

does this work with a solid anchored bridge though?

yes & yes
use 11's and lub the bridge and the nut

This seems to be along the lines of what you're looking for. I haven't tried it personally, but he describes it as a "gentle vibrato". http://musicwrench.blogspot.com/2009/10/fender-mustang-dynamic-vibrato-setup.html this one you can elevate more your bar to go down further with he says (...

or this: http://www.shortscale.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=50599

i tried the squier mustang, it felt weird to me. I prefer the Duo a lot more. Route the Duo!

George wrote: Most people hate it but Johnny Noir gets sum kool sondz.

thanks!
but honestly i prefer the jag trem.