1964 Fender Musicmaster Dakota Red (Pre-CBS) (w/ OHSC) Classical Strings

1964 Fender Musicmaster Dakota Red (Pre-CBS) (w/ OHSC) Classical Strings1964 Fender Musicmaster Dakota Red (Pre CBS) (w OHSC) Introduced in 1956 as a student model and a step below the Fender Mustang, the Musicmaster is a staple of the single pickup guitar club that has a super cool vibe, a super cool sound and a super tiny 22. 5" neck! Speaking of the Fender Mustang, these shared a body route template in the production line so under the pickguard is actually room for another single coil in the bridge. Pretty cool! This

this bass is ready for anything you can throw at it

down to the last screw

when combined with the neck or bridge pickups in positions 2 & 4

Body: Poplar

To bring the RD-6-TG into the modern age

This PJ-55 sports an all candy apple red finish (yes

Finish: Gloss Clear

designed for the touring musician

Body: Spruce Top & Maple Back

die-cast metal body can withstand the rigors of all those late-night recording marathons – and since it can be powered directly from your laptop’s USB port

Seymour discovered Billy’s bridge pickup had slightly more output than most PAFs

Loop and Reverse functions will have your crowd going absolutely wild