Fender Modern Player Mustang Daphne Blue

General

Fender added a new model to their Modern Player series. The Modern Player Mustang was based on the classic short scale Fender guitar of the sixties and has been the subject of several modern modifications to improve its sound and playability. For instance, the two single-coil pickups were replaced with a set of P90s, for a fat single-coil sound on steroids Both pickups have their own slider switch that allow you to turn them on, off or in phase.

Properties of the Modern Player Mustang

The body of the Fender Modern Player Mustang is made of pine, which makes it comfortably lightweight and allows it to produce a full sound with rich mids and tight basses. Thanks to its short scale (24-inch), this guitar is particularly suited for beginners and smaller guitarists. The rosewood fretboard features 22 medium jumbo frets and a modern 9.5-inch radius that make annoying buzzing during bends a thing of the past. Additionally, this guitar is equipped with a floating bridge and a Dynamic Vibrato tremolo tailpiece.

Modern Player guitars and bass guitars

The Modern Player is a series that builds on the affordable 'my-first-Fender' tradition and because these are genuine Fender guitars and bass guitars, you can count on a reliable performance, an excellent sound and a classic look. The Modern Player series combines these aspects with modern electronic features and unexpected variations of wood types. They are comfortable instruments to play, with a C-shape neck and a relatively flat 9.5-inch fretboard radius.

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