Mustang MG65/DRD
owner:
Bigbros
I started with a very cheap guitar like the ST180, then went on to two entry model brand guitars like GrassRoots, and now that I can play properly, I thought it wouldn't hurt to try my hand at a Fender Japan or similar, so I bought a Mustang I bought a Mustang MG65/DRD.
Well, you can guess why I chose a red Mustang, given the time of purchase (beginning of July 2009).
The high end of the range is very strong, so I love playing solos at the 12th fret and above with a punkish tone that almost screams.
The only drawback is that the DYNAMIC VIBRATO arm is simply "plugged into a hole" and it easily slips out and goes somewhere else.
| brand | |
|---|---|
| model | |
| madin | Japan |
| sound features | Weak bass and strong peaking at high temperatures, Mustang's unique phase-out sound, in which the bass notes cancel each other out with the pickup selector that can invert the phase, is a unique sound that no other guitar can match. |
| purchase price | About 78,000 yen |
| type of gear | mustang |
| body material | poplar (esp. Lombardy poplar, Populus nigra var. italica) |
| body finish | Dakota red |
| neck material | maple |
| fingerboard material | rosewood |
| category | Electric-Solid-Body-Guitar |
