1969 Fender – Mustang Competition Orange – matching headstock – ID 6210

Fender In 1964, Fender introduced the all-solid-wood Mustang electric guitar to bridge the gap in its product lineup between entry-level guitars and more expensive models.
The body shape is that of the Duo Sonic, featuring two single-coil pickups and an improved electrical circuit, a short scale length (610 mm), and a vibrato system designed specifically for this model.
This guitar has the features typical of a 1969 model, such as a matching headstock and a competition stripe on the front.

The condition is good for its age; there are a few minor pressure marks. The color on the armrest is slightly worn. The frets are still in good condition; there are some slight nicks, but you don't notice them when playing. The bridge pickup had a high impedance and was rewound and waxed.

- Neck: Maple
- Fingerboard: rosewood with pearl dot inlays
- Fretboard radius: 7.25""
- Saddle width: 42 mm
- Width at the 12th fret: 51.2 mm
- Neck thickness at 1st fret: 21.6 mm
- Neck thickness at the 12th fret: 23.1 mm
- Scale length: 610 mm (24")
- Frets: 22
- Body: alder
- Color: Competition Orange with a red stripe on the front
- Tuning machines: F-Logo with plastic buttons
- Pickups: 2x Greybottom single-coil (bridge pickup rewound)
- Controls: 1x master volume, 1x master tone
- Switches: 2x 3-way slide switches for pickup on/off (center: off, when
(opposite switch positions, out of phase)
- Mustang Bridge with 6 individual riders
- Fender Dynamic Vibrato
- incl. Gigbag
- Weight: 3,134 grams