Squier Mustang 60S Classic Vibe Lrl Sonic Blue
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Mustang body shape and 24" / 610 mm short scale: immediately comfortable to play, ideal for smaller hands and fast runs.
- Two Fender-Designed Alnico single-coil pickups: precise attack, vintage clarity and distinctive "Fender" tone.
- 1960s-style electronics with on/off sliders and a phase switch: original sound combinations, from bright clean tones to more scooped textures.
- Vintage vibrato and floating bridge with grooved saddles: expressiveness and string stability for vibrato effects and bends.
Manufacturer Information
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Essential Information About the Squier by Fender Classic Vibe '60s Mustang Guitar, Laurel Fingerboard
- Mustang format and short scale of 24" / 610 mm: immediate playability, ideal for small hands and fast runs.
- Two Fender-Designed Alnico single-coil pickups: precise attack, vintage clarity, and typical "Fender" tone.
- 1960s-style electronics with on/off sliders and phase switch: original sound combinations, from bright cleans to more scooped textures.
- Vintage-style vibrato and floating bridge with slotted saddles: expressiveness and string stability for vibrato effects and bendings.
A Sixties-Spirit Mustang in the Classic Vibe Universe
Inspired by the 1960s Mustangs, this Classic Vibe incorporates the features that made Fender offsets charming: a compact body, easy playability, and a decidedly retro aesthetic. Within the Squier range, the Classic Vibe series aims for the best of vintage spirit with modern and coherent design choices, such as a refined finish and Alnico pickups designed to capture an authentic character.
For Whom and Which Styles?
With its slim "C"-shaped neck, short scale, and comfortable radius, this Mustang suits both beginners (easy handling, softer string tension) and intermediate guitarists seeking a vintage-looking electric guitar with a lively feel. It feels at home in indie, pop, alternative rock, surf, and garage styles, while remaining comfortable for defined clean tones and dynamic crunches.
Sound
The combination of a poplar body and two Alnico single-coil pickups delivers a responsive sound with beautiful clarity and a sharp attack. The neck pickup provides round and detailed cleans, while the bridge pickup enhances presence and bite for rhythms and riffs. The vintage-style electronics, with on/off switching per pickup and phase switch, open up additional tonal colors: thinner, scooped, or more "clicky" sounds depending on the combinations. The vintage-style vibrato adds a touch of expressiveness, ideal for subtle vibratos as well as more pronounced effects.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
To stay as close as possible to the original setup, favor a 9-42 electric guitar string set in nickel-plated steel (gauges .009-.042). Standard picks work perfectly, depending on the desired attack.
Technical specifications
| Electronics: microphone configuration | SS | Body | Poplar |
| Category | Asymmetric | Bridge / tailpiece | Tremolo |
| Left handed | No | Electronics | Passive |
| Strings | Steel | Headstock | Composite Koa |
| Nbr of strings | 6 | Color | Blue |
| Fingerboard | Laurel | Finishing | Glossy |
| Nbrs of frets | 22 | Hardware | Nickel |
| Body finish | glossy polyurethane | Nut material | bone |
| Body shape | Mustang | Nut width | 42 mm / 1.650" |
| Pickguard | 4-ply tortoise shell | Truss rod | headstock adjustment |
| Neck construction | bolt-on | Hardware finish | nickel |
| Neck material | maple | Bridge | floating bridge with Dynamic Vibrato tailpiece |
| Neck wood type | maple | Tuners | vintage-style |
| Neck finish | tinted glossy urethane | Control knobs | black plastic |
| Neck shape | C shape | Configuration | SS |
| Neck profile type | C shape | Pickup configuration | SS |
| Fingerboard inlays | white dot | Pickup type | vintage-style |
| Scale length | 24" / 610 mm | Style | 2 single-coils |
| Fingerboard radius | 9.5" / 241 mm | Neck pickup | Fender-designed Alnico single-coil |
| Number of frets | 22 | Bridge pickup | Fender-designed Alnico single-coil |
| Fret size | narrow tall | Controls | master volume, master tone |
| Nut | bone | Pickup selector | on/off slider, in/out phase switch for each pickup |
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Customer reviews
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Review highlights
- “Excellent guitar! The neck is comfortable, finishes are very high quality and the sound is perfect”
- “Quality-to-price ratio is really great, electronics are top-notch, everything is very well done”
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Value for money is really great on this series even if the prices are always increasing with Fender... Better than the Mexican low end but not as faithful as the high end Mexican Vintera. The vintage Squier neck is always the same regardless of the model or year, the shape and the radius and frets it's the same thing...
The mex Vintera will be more faithful to the originals... otherwise this one is great, the electronics at the top, not on the Jaguar from a few years ago, the finish the frets... Everything is very good, it is polished and compliant, almost ready to play, the wood that is supposed to be light on mine weighs a dead donkey...
How trees are not all the same... Blue looks much better in real life than in photos, the fingerboard once oiled is magnificent and has nothing to envy to other woods, rosewood... What's left is the Mustang vibrato... A locking kit would be so much appreciated... In the photos the microphone and potentiometer button covers have been changedAutomatically translated
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Great guitar! The neck is pleasant, the finishes are of very good quality and for the RAS sound everything is perfect, ideal for playing good punk or even grunge
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Squier Mustang 60S Classic Vibe equipped with a short scale?
The scale length is 24 inches (610 mm), which provides a looser string tension than a long scale. The maple neck features a C-shaped profile and a nut width of 42 mm.
What tones do the pickups of this Mustang deliver?
Two Fender-designed Alnico single-coil pickups are installed in an SS configuration. The neck pickup favors warm, clear tones, while the bridge pickup adds more presence to riffs and rhythm parts.
How do the Mustang pickup selectors operate?
Each pickup has an on/off slider switch and a phase in/out toggle. These controls allow for tonal combinations that are either more focused or hollowed out, complemented by master volume and tone controls.
Is the Mustang-style vibrato installed on this guitar?
A floating bridge with a Dynamic Vibrato tailpiece is fitted, along with vintage-style tuners. This setup enables subtle to more pronounced pitch variations.
What strings are recommended for this Squier Mustang Sonic Blue?
A set of nickel-plated steel electric strings, gauge 9-42 (.009-.042), is recommended to maintain the original setup. The guitar has six strings and a bone nut.
