Thar she is.
Ash body, maple neck, rosewood fretboard.
24" scale.
As you can see someone did some superghetto routing work underneath the pickguard there.
Some goddamn Thurston Moore wannabe hacked this bastard up real good.
The humbucker in the bridge is some Dimarzio, but there's no identifying characteristics or serial numbers to help figure out what it is.
As for the rail neck pickup, it is screwed directly into the body as well as secured even further with the use of some kind of glue, so trying to get a better look at it was not gonna happen.
When looking at some of the scratches and dents one can tell it used to be Lake Placid Blue or some other similar color before it was spray painted this Daphne Blue-ish color.
I call it a Mustang when I refer to it, but in all reality it is a Musicmaster (a student model from the 70's) hacked up to be more like a Mustang with the two pickups.
Original Musicmasters had a single coil neck pickup solely originally.
Anyways, just thought I'd share some pictures of a pretty interesting and unique little guitar with you gentlemen.
