Description
Welcome to the Jangle
A beautiful Jazzmaster from the American Vintage line. Comes with the original case and all of the case candy. Guitar has some minor wear, as seen in the pictures, but that doesn't stop this beautiful piece from beaming it's vintage vibe.
From Fender:
The Fender American Vintage '65 Jazzmaster's sonically balanced alder body works in concert with its vintage-wound single-coil pickups to deliver the short sustain and warm piano-like tone that has made this classic solidbody electric guitar a favorite of surf musicians and indie rockers alike. The Jazzmaster's versatile tone switching is here, right down to the intricate thumbwheel controls and slide switch. The guitarists at Sweetwater have discovered that this guitar's laminated-rosewood fingerboard-topped '60s C-shaped maple neck brings heaps of comfortable playability. Topped off with aged plastic knobs and switchcaps for a true vintage appearance, the Fender American Vintage '65 Jazzmaster is the distinctive solidbody electric guitar you've been searching for!
Beauty, tone, and playability
With Fender's American Vintage '65 Jazzmaster, there's genius in the details. This beloved guitar's beauty, tone, and playability are no accident. It starts with the lightweight alder body, the classic 4-ply shell pickguard, and a thin Fender Flash Coat nitrocellulose lacquer finish. Then, there's the highly playable C-profile maple neck with its round-laminated rosewood fingerboard and 21 vintage-style frets, unique sounding single-coil pickups, floating tremolo with lock button, intricate switching system, and more. If you're a fan of '60s Jazzmasters, the Fender American Vintage '65 Jazzmaster is one drool-worthy axe.
Vintage-style pickups provide classic tone
Fender wouldn't rest until the American Vintage '65 Jazzmaster sounded as vintage as it looks, so they got to work developing a special set of pickups specifically for the American Vintage Series. This Jazz packs a duo of American Vintage '65 Jazzmaster single-coil pickups, specially wound to period-correct specs and tone. You get the same tonal versatility that made the Jazzmaster the legend it is today.
