I have found a 60s Mustang neck and body (stripped but with shielding)... would it be worth building up a beast? I have some old mini humbuckers, and would just wire it up accordingly...
All i really need are tuners, pickguard, tailpiece and neck plate.
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ChrisFFTA
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Re: Mustang partscaster
oh yeah - and should i put the mini humbucker in the neck or bridge position?
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Re: Mustang partscaster
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Re: Mustang partscaster
I'll put it in the bridge position/ I use the neck pickup on my Mustang way more than the bridge or the middle position.
The humbucker will make the bridge more usable, I think.
Good luck, and post some pics!
The humbucker will make the bridge more usable, I think.
Good luck, and post some pics!
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ChrisFFTA
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Re: Mustang partscaster
it will be a one humbucker mutt guitar... needs a refin.. i am thinking mint guard with inca silver paint job...
so... single humbucker...bridge or neck...
so... single humbucker...bridge or neck...
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Re: Mustang partscaster
Sure, it is worth to build up a beast 
Put it into the neck position!!!
Put it into the neck position!!!
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