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Dave Fisher has put together a great video showing off his modified 1996 Fender Mustang. You can check it out below. His modifications include Rio Grande neck pickup, new wiring, blocked bridge, graphite nut / string tree, and more!
If you have a video showing off your modified (or even non-modified) jag-stang, mustang, jaguar, jazzmaster, etc.. feel free to let us know about it and we can post it up here for all to see. Fill out the contact form to get in touch with us.
Nice mustang Dave!
So if you’ve looked into the Fender Jag-Stang a bit you know the name jag-stang comes from combining the names of the Fender Jaguar and Mustang. Even though the jag-stang is mostly a weirdly shaped, un-contoured, mustang with a humbucker and very little jaguar influences it still has the 1/2 and 1/2 name.
Sindre Bremnes has created a conceptual design of a Mustang and Jaguar combination that he calls “the antithesis of the jag-stang”, the Fender Mu-uar. He’s even done an amazing bit of photoshopping to create some images of his conceptual design.
Here are the technical specs of his conceptual design:
- Neck: Maple, 24.75″ scale length
- Fretboard: Rosewood, 22 frets
- Body: Alder, modified Mustang (left) and Jaguar (right) shape
- Pick-ups: Mustang single-coil (neck), two Jaguar single-coil pick-ups (bridge)
- Controls: Master volume, master tone, four-way pick-up selector
- Bridge: Hardtail Strat style
I have to admit it has a very cool look and vibe to it. It does seem to have some similarities to the recently discontinued Fender Cyclone that we talked about last week in this article. Nice work Sindre!
You can see a larger photo of his Fender Mu-uar by following this link.
If any of you have come up with any other conceptual designs for “alternative” Fender guitars contact us and we may feature your design on jag-stang.com in a future article.
