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- The Fender American Vintage II Series
presents a remarkably accurate take
on the revolutionary designs
that altered the course of musical history.
Built with period-accurate bodies, necks, and hardware,
premium finishes,
and meticulously-voiced year-specific pickups,
each instrument captures the essence
of authentic Fender craftsmanship and tone.
The Jazzmaster was originally advertised
as a guitar that contained
all the well-known Fender developments,
where every convenience is provided.
Intended to provide a luxury playing experience
and tempt jazz guitarists
into playing solid-body electric guitars,
This futuristic and comfort-contoured offset
is about as far from a boxy arch top
as can be imagined.
Perhaps unsurprisingly,
the guitar failed to catch on with the jazz crowd,
but instead, gained early acceptance with 60's surf,
and later, indie rock, alternative,
and even country players.
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Pure Vintage '66 Jazzmaster pickups,
combined with the signature rhythm and lead circuits,
deliver the classic tone of a Jazzmaster.
This guitar also has a comfortable C-shaped maple neck,
with a 7 1/4-inch radius round-lam rosewood fingerboard,
and vintage tall frets.
Characteristic of production in '66,
this guitar is offered with white neck binding,
pearl block position markers,
Single Line Fender Deluxe tuners,
and the patented floating tremolo,
and adjustable bridge with threaded steel saddles.
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The guitar is offered in three amazing
nitrocellulose lacquer finishes over alder:
3-Color Sunburst,
and two custom colors with matching headstocks,
Lake Placid Blue, and Dakota Red.
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From the bridge,
to the string tree and tuning machines,
every single piece of American Vintage II hardware
is manufactured to look, sound, and function
just like it did on the originals.
Much of the American Vintage II hardware
is still manufactured on the original '50s and '60s-era
Fender factory machines.
The instruments in the American Vintage II Series
are direct descendants of the original Fenders.
Designed for players with a fine appreciation
for vintage Fender tone and feel,
and built with unmatched quality,
down to the last screw.
For more information on the American Vintage II Series,
head over to www.fender.com,
and stay tuned for more videos.
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