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New Gear: Fender Unveils the Next Evolution of American Professional

October 14

Fender Musical Instruments Corporation (FMIC) announced the next evolution of American Professional, its flagship series of electric guitars and basses.

Electric guitars & amps

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Also covered by: Australian Musician, AMAZONA.de, Mixdown

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