Tomson Splendor Series Competition Red Mustang (70s MIJ) Bridges

Tomson Splendor Series Competition Red Mustang (70s MIJ) BridgesTomson Splendor Series Competition Mustang (70s MIJ) Whilst many Japanese manufacturers made Fender copies throughout the 60s and 70s, it's believed that Tomson was the first to properly copy Fender's Mustang design. And boy did they do a good job! Dimensionally almost exactly the same as the real deal, this is an excellent copy of classic Fender styling mixed with Japanese vintage flair. Finished in competition red with the iconic stripes, it has a

- New 3 ply pickguard cut to original specifications thanks to "The Hairy-Dude" in Melbourne and his wicked pickguard creating abilities

this Greco JB-500 was completed right at the tail end of MMIG's transition into Fujigen production and represents the finest of the pre-Fujigen era

it plays very nicely with a medium-low action on it's factory narrow-tall frets

Pickups: Maxon WRHBs

W/ Keystone Buttons

a built in drum machine and 37 mini keys with a nice action to them

chips and bruises but feels rock solid and has no structural issues whatsoever

Will fit all brands of cello

pure sound that allows you to cut through the mix and hear every nuance in your playing

Immortalised by Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain

the Hard Puncher series was Tokai's line of high quality bass reissues

lush chorus-drenched major 7th chords