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To see a video of this bass being played, scroll through to the end of the pictures.1973 Fender Mustang Bass in Excellent condition, Competition Red finish, maple neck with a Rosewood fingerboard. The mutes are missing and the case is a Fender reissue. Otherwise all original and complete. It has a great playing straight neck and the frets are in excellent condition having been cleaned and polished in our workshop. The body finish has a few small scuffs and dings as well as some lacquer checking, but is clean overall. The neck and headstock are mostly free of wear except for a bit of scuffing along the top edge of the headstock and some lacquer checks. Everything remains structurally sound with no breaks or repairs. Unlike a lot of Mustangs, the guard on this one has not shrunk or warped. The truss rod works correctly without issue. All electronics work and sound great.Fully set up in our workshop with a medium-low action and a set of ground-wound strings. The pot's date to the 43rd week of 1973 and the neck is dated to the 37th week of '72. Serial: 436031. Weight: 8lbs 2oz / 3.68 kg Nut width: 40.6mm. Depth at 1st fret: 22.3 mm.

The Fender Mustang, a guitar that made its debut in 1964, remains a beloved choice for musicians across various genres. Originally designed as a student model, its lightweight body and unique design quickly found a home in the hands of professional players. Known for its shorter 24-inch scale length, the Mustang features distinctive pickup configurations that provide a wide array of tonal possibilities. Its comfortable playability has made it a staple in the arsenals of indie and alternative rock artists for decades.