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1972 Fender Mustang.
Hard to believe that these things sold for buttons when they first appeared in 1964 isn't it? They were generally used by guitarists in Surf bands but they reappeared in the early 90's in the arsenal of many an alternative/ grunge band.
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2007 Fender Highway One Telecaster.
Here's today's slice of guitar loveliness courtesy of Daveuhduh, who says;
"Hot rodded with a Seymour Duncan Phat Cat P90 bridge in the neck, and a Seymour Duncan JB Humbucker for the bridge. The middle position is by far one of the most intriguing tones I've ever tried to work with, especially with fuzz pedals. It's quite honestly the guitar I've always wanted. I can't play anything but Teles now."
With a Tele like that, we can't honestly blame you!
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Too Many To Mention.
The collections are coming in thick and fast at the moment, with this one sent in by Therobotlife. I'll hand you over to him and let him run you through this veritable cornucopia of awesome;
"Thought i'd show off my collection. My name's Ryan and I play lead guitar and lead vocals in Blood, Guts & Firetrucks. Most of my collection is second hand finds with the occassional hard-earned beauty thrown in! From l-r: Gibson 2007 Flying V, Lanikai electric ukulele, Epiphone Thunderbird IV, Fender Blacktop Stratocaster, Monterey Telecaster copy, J&D Luthier Flying V (with custom ruined paint job), Ibanez acoustic, Legacy Explorer (DIY black paint job, it's currently back to it's original sunburst with a stainless steel pickguard my dad made for me) and finally the DeArmond M-75. I've gotten a whole bunch more guitar pedals since then, that would be a whole porn blog unto itself, but check out the talk box, my one and only! I get asked about it all the time."
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1973 Fender Precision Bass Headstock.
Jdcf13 got in touch with this close up of the headstock for his bass, confirming that he is indeed the lucky owner of the 1973 Fender Precision Bass posted yesterday. Lucky swine...
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1973 Fender Precision Bass.
Jdcf13 sent this in, but hasn't said whether they're the proud owner of it or if its just a photo of a bass they've just found on the internet. Either way, she's well worth a moment of your time!
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1967 Fender Mustang.
Although a favourite amongst the 'lets-just-make-a-noise' crowd, these beauties are capable of so much more; both Adrian Belew and Graham Coxon regularly push these guitars into new sonic territories.
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1980 Fender Bronco.
Produced by Fender between 1967 and 1981, the Fender Bronco is part of the Mustang family and is aimed at beginners, with its shorter scale length and 22 fret fretboard. It's not proven to be one of Fenders most popular models, despite its similarity to the Mustang, but Alex Turner of the Arctic Monkeys does use one as his main guitar.
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1960's Fender Jaguar.
Complete with that little bit of chipped paint around the edges that just seems to make Jaguars sound better. It's like 'go-faster' stripes on cars.
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