Fender Duo-Sonic II 1965 Dakota Red
Fender Duo-Sonic II 1965 Dakota Red
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In 1956, Fender introduced two guitars aimed at beginners and those on a budget: the Musicmaster and the Duo-Sonic. In 1964, the scale length was increased from 22.5 to 24 inches, and the Mustang was launched, its main difference from the Duo being the addition of a vibrato. The maple neck with an A profile features a rosewood fingerboard with a 7.25-inch radius, while the body is finished in a beautiful Dakota Red. The nut and frets have been replaced on this 3.24 kg (8 lb) example, making it particularly comfortable to play.
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