Thank youI've played a few years ago with a vintage Mustang bass that I saw hanging in the walls of a musical store. Right off the bat, it was one of the heaviest basses I've ever tried. That thing could be used as an anchor.
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Thank youI've played a few years ago with a vintage Mustang bass that I saw hanging in the walls of a musical store. Right off the bat, it was one of the heaviest basses I've ever tried. That thing could be used as an anchor.
What weight are Mustang basses are the any that are lighter than others ? Thank you
Thank youMustangs are lighter than Ps and Js, but if it's just weight you are concerned with there are a whole lot of short scale options these days.
Thank youI've played a few years ago with a vintage Mustang bass that I saw hanging in the walls of a musical store. Right off the bat, it was one of the heaviest basses I've ever tried. That thing could be used as an anchor.
thank youI've played a few years ago with a vintage Mustang bass that I saw hanging in the walls of a musical store. Right off the bat, it was one of the heaviest basses I've ever tried. That thing could be used as an anchor.
thank youI've played a few years ago with a vintage Mustang bass that I saw hanging in the walls of a musical store. Right off the bat, it was one of the heaviest basses I've ever tried. That thing could be used as an anchor.
thank youI've played a few years ago with a vintage Mustang bass that I saw hanging in the walls of a musical store. Right off the bat, it was one of the heaviest basses I've ever tried. That thing could be used as an anchor.
thank youI've played a few years ago with a vintage Mustang bass that I saw hanging in the walls of a musical store. Right off the bat, it was one of the heaviest basses I've ever tried. That thing could be used as an anchor.
thank youI've played a few years ago with a vintage Mustang bass that I saw hanging in the walls of a musical store. Right off the bat, it was one of the heaviest basses I've ever tried. That thing could be used as an anchor.
thank youThey are smaller, and thinner, and generally made from the same woods as Ps and Js, so on average, they are lighter than a P or a J. However, their weight can vary considerably. You can find copies of them that are heavier than a P or a J – especially the old blonde ones from the '70s, that were made of ash (a wood with very wide weight range).
Thank youMy Mustang Player PJ is a little over 8lb, probably 8lb, 2 or 3 oz.
thank youI've played a few years ago with a vintage Mustang bass that I saw hanging in the walls of a musical store. Right off the bat, it was one of the heaviest basses I've ever tried. That thing could be used as an anchor.
thank youMy JMJ Mustang is something like 7lbs 10oz.
thank youI've played a few years ago with a vintage Mustang bass that I saw hanging in the walls of a musical store. Right off the bat, it was one of the heaviest basses I've ever tried. That thing could be used as an anchor.
thank youI've played a few years ago with a vintage Mustang bass that I saw hanging in the walls of a musical store. Right off the bat, it was one of the heaviest basses I've ever tried. That thing could be used as an anchor.
thank youMy 2020 Squier 60s CV mustang is around 7 lbs.