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Oct 26, 2021 · The Mustang remained in regular production until 1982, when ownership shake-ups at Fender induced a lot of changes. It was back by demand in reissue form in 1990. For examples in the hands of pros, check out Kurt Cobain’s frequent use of a battered Mustang (often with bridge humbucker added), David Byrne with early Talking Heads or Matthew ...
Fender replaced the Mustang line with the short-lived Fender Bullet line of guitars and basses before relegating production of their student guitars to their Squier division. Re-issues since the 1990s A Japanese Mustang. In 1990, Fender reissued the Mustang, largely as a result of the vintage movement prevalent at the time.
This includes the Custom Mustang, the '66 Mustang Reissue, and the '69 Competition Mustang Reissue. The '66 has been reissued in both the Blue and White around 1992 and the '69 has been reissued in Blue, Red, and Orange Competition models with matching headstocks around 1996 (although the Orange was more of a Capri Orange used as part of the ...
Fender’s 1982 ad campaign for the Vintage Stratocaster boasted how the company, “…went back to the original blueprints and meticulously reincarnated” the ’57 Stratocaster. Advertising for the reissues began in mid 1982, but even there it wasn’t entirely smooth sailing.
Fender introduces the ‘Competition’ Mustang in 1969. The Mustang is discontinued in 1982 . From the early 90’s to 1998 the Japanese Mustang(1969 model) Re-Issue is being produced.
Oct 23, 2012 · This led Fender to reissue the brand in 1990 in order to cash in on the vintage appeal of the guitar, much like they did with several other of their discontinued models that experienced the same cult appeal (such as the Duo-Sonic, Jazzmaster and Jaguar).
Jun 22, 2008 · The Fender Mustang was originally launched in August 1964, but its first full year of production was 1965 - hence the reissue's name. The Mustang was an entry-level student guitar that went on to be popular with famous folk like Kurt Cobain, Blixa Bargeld of Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds, John Frusciante and Graham Coxon of Blur.
