The Fender American Professional Jazzmaster in Olympic White pairs classic offset styling with a comfortable neck and an expanded range of tones. Its alder body, rosewood fingerboard and tortoiseshell pickguard give it a familiar look, while the Deep “C” maple neck features rolled fingerboard edges and a smooth “Super-Natural” satin finish. A sculpted neck heel provides easier access to the upper frets, with narrow tall frets offering a precise feel for chords and bends.

V-Mod III Jazzmaster single-coil pickups deliver clear, articulate tones with plenty of sparkle and chime. A push/push tone control taps the bridge pickup for a lower-output vintage sound, alongside its fuller, more powerful voice. Switching to the rhythm circuit puts both pickups in series for a thicker sound with increased output, controlled by dedicated volume and tone rollers.

The Panorama tremolo offers everything from subtle shimmer to deeper pitch changes, with a pop-in arm and ClassicGear J-Bridge supporting stable tuning and accurate intonation. A bone nut, staggered tuning machines and Micro-Tilt neck adjustment round out the design.

Specs: Alder body; maple Deep “C” neck with “Super-Natural” satin urethane neck finish and gloss urethane headstock face; rosewood fingerboard with rolled edges; 9.5" fingerboard radius; 22 narrow tall frets; white dot inlays; 25.5" scale length; bone nut; 1.685" nut width; Panorama Jazzmaster tremolo with pop-in arm and ClassicGear J-Bridge; Fender standard cast/sealed staggered tuning machines; 4-ply tortoiseshell pickguard; aged white pickup covers and witch hat knobs; nickel/chrome hardware; 4-bolt asymmetrical neck plate with Micro-Tilt adjustment. Polyurethane Olympic White finish. Includes Deluxe Molded hardshell case.

Weight: 8 lbs 2 oz.

Electronics: Dual V-Mod III Jazzmaster single-coil pickups. Master volume and tone controls in lead mode. 3-position pickup selector; slide switch activates both pickups in series for rhythm mode; independent rhythm volume and tone roller controls; push/push tone control taps the bridge pickup for a lower-output vintage tone.