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Where are these made?

yeah they were, but that may have been a mistake and they're back to 900+Vintera 60's Mustangs are down to $735 right now while Fender clear outs Vintera I stock, I'm really tempted to get one since I heard they're going back to RW in Vintera II and I prefer Pau Ferro.
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Ha I guess they realized their mistake when they got more than normal order numbers.yeah they were, but that may have been a mistake and they're back to 900+
Well, I've installed the rotary switch. I think it's a keeper. Not as easy to select quickly, but I hardly ever switch mid-song anyway and if I do, it's generally trying to fine tune my sound to fit the moment, which I can pick a time for. I haven't settled on a knob yet. This one, I had in the "parts box"; it's the bottom half of an active "P" stacked knob. The set screw is my position marker. Not sure what would look better.
yeah they were, but that may have been a mistake and they're back to 900+
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I like the American Performer in the post above this one better, but it's a bit more money too.
Mine has become my most played. It’s a very comfortable bass. The grain is also different enough from each one that it’s great if you can see them to pick out the one you like best.Looks like the Honeyburst American Performer is on sale right now (1200 versus 1400 usual). I'm tempted especially after I missed Fender's accident super sale on the 60's Vintera's earlier this week!
Fender American Performer Limited-Edition Mustang Electric Bass Guitar