Why You Need a Fender Mustang

Do you need a Fender Mustang in your Offset Guitar collection? YES! But why? Well, in this episode, I cover all the reasons you should get one, and explain some of its history, the various models available, its unique features, quirks and pain points, as well as some tips and tricks for how to get the best setup going on one. As a bonus, I play this all original 1971 Fender Mustang through a killer tube amp setup, featuring an FSR Surf Tangerine Fender Princeton Reverb, a Universal Audio OX and three of my favorite new pedals from Trap Door Electronics: The Dot Dot Damage, Active Acid & Exit Index Redux (which is a reissue of a rare pedal release, originally by Death by Audio). Hope you enjoy it!

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Featured in the video: (Affiliate links)

Vintera II Fender Mustang:
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'65 Fender Princeton Reverb Reissue: https://amzn.to/41crUze

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MONO M80 Guitar Case / Gig Bag:
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Featured: (Non-affiliate links)

Trap Door Electronics Pedals:
Active Acid, Dot Dot Damage & Exit Index Redux - https://www.trapdoorelectronics.com/shop

Gabriel Tenorio JAG50 Handmade Jaguar Strings: https://www.thegts.co/electric-guitar