Northwest Vintage Guitars presents a clean Lefty Fender Mustang model MG69 made in Japan by Fujigen in 2010-2011. It has some killer meaty pickups that read 5.65k Ohms and give a great vintage Mustang tone. It's been professionally set up here in our workshop and plays cleanly with no issues. It shows almost no play wear.
The nut measures 1.59", neck depth is .82"-.93" at the 1st and 12th frets respectively. It's an Oval C profile that most folks will find agreeable. 24" Scale, 7.25" Radius, 7.09 lbs. Freshly strung and accurately intonated with Nickel 11-46 strings and setup to whammy with abandon. The neck is straight, the truss rod turns in both directions, and the relief is currently set for optimum playability. It is in excellent playable condition with no dead spots or unwarranted buzzing. Comes safely packed and fully insured in the gig bag in the photos. Tremolo arm is a modified Lefty Strat arm.
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Buy with confidence. We offer a 7 day money-back return on all used guitars. All guitars are guaranteed to arrive in the condition as described, and a full refund will be issued if not. All our guitars are deep cleaned and receive a professional service and setup - a $200 value. You will not get a filthy guitar from us. Additionally, all our guitars are fully insured, and we will assist with any claims that may arise. See the details on our Storefront.
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