Fender Vintera III Mid '60s Jazzmaster - Sonic Blue

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The Fender® Vintera III series delivers meticulously crafted vintage recreations that capture the authentic look, feel, and tone of iconic Fender guitars from the '50s, '60s, and '70s.

The Vintera® III Mid '60s Jazzmaster® features an alder body and a maple neck with rosewood fingerboard that delivers that unmistakable Fender sound brimming with punch and crystal-clear articulation. The authentic mid '60s “C”-shaped neck profile offers an instantly familiar playing experience, while the 7.25" radius fingerboard with vintage-tall frets ensures supreme comfort and outstanding feel. At its heart, two meticulously crafted vintage-style mid '60s spec'd Jazzmaster pickups capture the bright, jangly tones and warm, woody midrange that established this model's reputation during this pivotal era. The vintage-style floating tremolo bridge with rhythm circuit switch offers authentic '60s versatility and vibrato, while period-correct vintage-style tuning machines deliver authentic looks with superior tuning precision.

Embrace the authentic vintage spirit and legendary sound of Vintera® III – where every detail tells the story.

Headstock

Jazzmaster®

Neck Material

Maple

Neck Finish

Gloss Urethane

Neck Shape

Mid '60s "C"

Neck Construction

4-Bolt Standard

Fingerboard Radius

7.25" (184.1 mm)

Fingerboard Material

Round-Laminated Rosewood

Position Inlays

Clay Dot

Side Dots

White

Number of Frets

21

Truss Rod

Vintage-Style Butt Adjust

Truss Rod Nut

Vintage-Style Butt Adjust

String Nut

Bone

Nut Width

1.650" (42 mm)

Nut Material

Bone

Fret Size

Vintage Tall

Scale Length

25.5" (648 mm)

Body

Alder

Body Finish

Gloss Polyester

Body Shape

Jazzmaster®

Body Style

Solid Body

Body Material

Alder

Bridge

6-Saddle Vintage-Style Adjustable with “Floating” Tremolo Tailpiece

Bridge Cover/Tailpiece

Vintage-Style Floating Tremolo with Tremolo Lock Button and Push-In Tremolo Arm

Bridge Mounting

Floating

Pickguard

3-Ply Mint Green

Pickup Covers

Vintage White

Control Knobs

Vintage White

Switch Tip

Vintage White

Hardware Finish

Nickel/Chrome

Tuning Machines

Fender® Vintage-Style

String Trees

Butterfly

Strings

Fender® USA 250R Nickel Plated Steel (.010-.046 Gauges), PN 0730250406

Tremolo Arm

Pop-In Vintage-Style Jazzmaster®

Neck Plate

4-Bolt Vintage-Style

Strap Buttons

Vintage-Style

Bridge Pickup

Vintage-Style Mid '60s Single-Coil Jazzmaster®

Neck Pickup

Vintage-Style Mid '60s Single-Coil Jazzmaster®

Pickup Configuration

SS

Controls

Lead Circuit Controls (Slide Switch Down): Master Volume, Master Tone; Rhythm Circuit Controls (Slide Switch Up): Two Thumbwheel Controls for Neck Pickup Volume and Tone

Switching

3-Position Toggle (Lead Circuit)

Auxiliary Switching

2-Position On/Off Slide Switch for Switching Between "Lead" and "Rhythm" Circuits