Fender Pawn Shop Mustang Bass

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Fender's rich history features several guitar and bass guitar models that have had only a very short life span. One of these guitars is the Mustang Bass. Even though Fender started making this type again in 2002, there's nothing like an original from around 1970. This Pawn Shop Mustang Bass once again summons the spirit of this long-lost bass guitar. It combines a modern construction and components with the looks and feel of the day. Just look at the striped Olympic White-coloured body!

Fender Pawn Shop Mustang Bass: light body, fast neck

The Pawn Shop Mustang Bass has a slightly shorter neck than the average bass guitar. With an overall length of 76 centimetres, this is a considerably compact bass. The C-shaped maple neck and rosewood fretboard allow for rapid playing among the 19 medium jumbo frets. The strings-through-body bridge ensures maximum tone and sustain and allows the tone to resonate through the alder body perfectly. In order to create the essential output, the Mustang Bass is equipped with a Fender Designed Humbucking pickup that transfers the bass sound directly to your amplifier without any form of hum or static. This Pawn Shop Mustang Bass has a very distinguished character, with Fender written all over it.

Pawn Shop series guitars

Fender's Pawn Shop collection comprises an ever growing range of unusual guitars and bass guitars that were inspired by striking and rare Fender products from the '60s and '70s. Some of these guitars actually saw the light of day but are truly a rare breed these days. Where it comes to sound and build quality, the Pawn Shop models are very much up to date and provide an interesting mixture of various Fender features.

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