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mustang bass?

punchdrunk · 2007-02-27 10:02:56

anyone every used one of these?

27-02-2007 10:02am

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anyone every used one of these?

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#2 27-02-2007 10:11am

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Played one many, many years ago. Kinda like a bass to teach your 10 year old on. Just not my cup o' scaldie at all.

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#3 27-02-2007 10:18am

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but i have the digits of a wee boy! (please no small willy jokes )

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#4 27-02-2007 10:27am

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Then play banjo

Nah, they're just a one trick pony and if you don't like the trick you're kinda buggered. I'd definitely say try before you buy with this one, if at all possible.

If you've got small hands, try an Ibanez Soundgear for a neck which doesn't require big hands, the Mustang is short scale but it's still got a chunky Fender neck.

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