Fender Vintera '60s Mustang Electric Guitar Lake Placid Blue

a bit " jangly " mabe different style pick-up , pedal , different size strings , or all above mentioned

The Vintera Mustang is compact, and lighter than a Strat.

Feels goods to play for a jam sesh. Kinda has a buzz but it still sounds good.

Been enjoying this guitar for a little over a week now. I like it more every time I pick it up! It goes without saying that it needed a cleaning and set up out of the box. The only downsides (that are absolutely fixable) are a pretty bad ground issue that will need to be looked into, and the g string is flat sounding. Still more set up work that I need to do, just my observations so far. For reference, I also own a natural ash American strat, a Gibson es-335, and a 1965 Gibson melody maker with p90s.

I plan on modding the electronics due to personal preference but stock this guitar is well worth the price

Bought this guitar brand new expecting top quality craftsmanship, but not really … Headstock had a ding, body had another ding , neck pickup was not adjusted at the correct height, but can be easily adjusted with a screwdriver, and poor paint job by where the bolted neck. I was going to exchange it for a different one same model and color but learned that guitar center would not be making them anymore. Overall good guitar just be weary on buying it online even though I'm pretty sure that's the only way to obtain it. By the way Michael Burgess GC Gear Advisor provided excellent customer service. Nice offset body though for smaller hands and good balance regarding the weight when standing with a guiatr strap