1,2,3, Pull Out! wrote:Do you know of a company that can make a decent Mustang copy?
Bump for this question.
I'm currently interested in small bodied guitars with short 24 inch scale.
I need to ditch my Jazzmaster for one.
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1,2,3, Pull Out! wrote:Do you know of a company that can make a decent Mustang copy?
morningstaru wrote:Fender just boosted business for everyone who makes copies of their stuff :haha:
Blurillaz wrote:My guitar instructor bought his jaguar last year for around 1,200. the price at schmitt music is now 1,900.
mr. sound boy king wrote: Organic apples are not normal, they are special, like analog, whereas normal apples, like digital, taste sterile and lack warmth.
friendship wrote: y u h8 swoosh woosh
PumpkinPieces wrote:I've said it before, but if I ever get a new guitar it's going to be eastwood. Fender will join Gibson in my "buy used" mind-set.
Roseweave wrote:i think it's bollocks. You can't blame it on inflation when it's in a recession. There's a few companies pulling this at the moment though, hope it bites them in the ass.
morningstaru wrote:It won't hurt them...in fact they'll probably make money.
I'd bet 90% of the people that buy fender are young players with dad's credit card or old dudes with wads of cash...price doesn't matter as long as it's a "Fender"
A buncho gear nerds buying copies or used won't hurt their bottom line...the price increases will more than make up for it. Sad but true.
mr. sound boy king wrote: Organic apples are not normal, they are special, like analog, whereas normal apples, like digital, taste sterile and lack warmth.
friendship wrote: y u h8 swoosh woosh
PumpkinPieces wrote:We can also blame Kurt Cobain. $940 for a mustang? sheesh. To think they used to be beginner guitars.