Rock Band 3 Wireless Fender Mustang PRO-Guitar Controller: Difference between revisions
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* The [[Squier Stratocaster Guitar and Controller]], which similarly works with the Rock Band 3 Pro Guitar and Pro Bass modes, but which is also an actual electric guitar with full-length strings, 22 real frets, and a normal guitar output jack. | * The [[Squier Stratocaster Guitar and Controller]], which similarly works with the Rock Band 3 Pro Guitar and Pro Bass modes, but which is also an actual electric guitar with full-length strings, 22 real frets, and a normal guitar output jack. | ||
* The various five-button Guitar Hero-style Rock Band guitar controllers. Those have very limited usefulness for music and as such are out of scope for this wiki. | * The various five-button Guitar Hero-style Rock Band guitar controllers. Those have very limited usefulness for music and as such are out of scope for this wiki. | ||
== External links == | |||
* [https://usermanual.wiki/Fender/FenderMustang3UsersManual367165.1458850318.pdf Rock Band 3 Fender Mustang PRO-Guitar MIDI User Guide] | |||
[[Category:MIDI controllers]] | [[Category:MIDI controllers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:01, 30 March 2025
The Mad Catz Rock Band 3 Wireless Fender Mustang PRO-Guitar Controller is a wireless game controller and wired MIDI controller designed for the 2010 rhythm game Rock Band 3's Pro Guitar and Pro Bass modes. It is a unique guitar-esque controller that tries to be playable with similar hand movements to a guitar, with short strings that can be strummed, and a fretboard comprised of 102 individual buttons (17 frets × 6 strings).
It is not to be confused with other Fender-style Rock Band controllers, such as:
- The Squier Stratocaster Guitar and Controller, which similarly works with the Rock Band 3 Pro Guitar and Pro Bass modes, but which is also an actual electric guitar with full-length strings, 22 real frets, and a normal guitar output jack.
- The various five-button Guitar Hero-style Rock Band guitar controllers. Those have very limited usefulness for music and as such are out of scope for this wiki.