A reissue of the American classic from the 1960s. The Fender Jaguar American Original 60's, built at the U.S. factory in Corona, California, combines the authentic vintage look of the 1960s with modern playability.

The Jaguar was originally designed for jazz musicians, but ultimately found its home in surf and alternative rock. Here is a model in the rare “Daphne Blue” finish from the “American Original” series, the successor to the discontinued “American Vintage” (AVRI) line.

· MANUFACTURER: Fender

· MODEL: Jaguar American Original 60’s

· ORIGIN: USA

· YEAR OF MANUFACTURE: 2020

· BODY STYLE: Offset double-cutaway solid-body

· STRING CONFIGURATION: 6-string

· FINISH: “Daphne Blue” nitrocellulose finish

· BODY: Alder

· NECK: Bolt-on maple neck with “Thick 60s C” profile

· FINGERBOARD: Rosewood with 9.5" radius, dot inlays, and white binding

· FRETS: 22 vintage tall frets

· TUNERS: Pure Vintage “Fender Deluxe” tuners

· SCALE LENGTH: 24" (610 mm)

· NUT: Bone, width: 42.2 mm

· BRIDGE: Fender Six-Saddle Adjustable Bridge with mute assembly (mute) / Fender Vintage Floating Trem

· PICKUPS: Two Fender Pure Vintage '62 Jaguar single-coil pickups

· CIRCUITRY: Elaborately wired with lead and rhythm circuits; lead circuit features two pickup on/off switches, a strangle switch, and master volume and master tone controls

Rhythm circuit with volume and tone controls for the neck pickup.

· HARDWARE: Nickel/Chrome

· WEIGHT: 3.9 kg

· SPECIAL FEATURES: A reissue of a classic in a rare finish with improved playability (9.5" fretboard radius).

· ACCESSORIES: Original Fender case, certificate, and all other accessories as shown.

· CONDITION: Like-new condition with no visible signs of use or wear—see photos. The plastic protective film is still on the pickguard.

P.S.: Unfortunately, due to the new EU Packaging Regulation (PPWR), international shipping to EU countries is no longer possible. Many thanks to our geniuses in Strasbourg and Brussels… Worldwide shipping is still possible. Please ask for shipping costs.