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Fender American Vintage '65 Jaguar
Estimated price for orientation: 1 400 $
Category: Electric Guitar
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Description Brand: Fender Size: Full Size Body Type: Solid Items Included: Case Right-/ Left-Handed: Right-Handed Country/Region of Manufacture: United States Body Colour: Sunburst Model: Jaguar String Configuration: 6 String EAN: Does not apply
FLASH-COAT LACQUER FINISHThe term flash-coat lacquer refers specifically to the quickly applied thin and final "flash" of topcoat lacquer applied to most American Vintage instruments. The composition and method of application for this finish layer lets an instrument "breathe" with a more natural resonance, and imparts a more authentically vintage appearance.NEWLY VOICED AMERICAN VINTAGE PICKUPSAmerican Vintage instruments feature specially voiced pickups meticulously researched and crafted to reproduce the authentic design, voice and performance of specific instruments from individual model years in the 1950, ’60s and ’70s. Their superior sound and style is one of the defining hallmarks of the American Vintage series.BONE NUTA string nut fashioned from bone contributes to superior tone and performance, not to mention being an authentic original-era Fender design element. Many players consider bone string nuts more "organic" sounding, with tonal quality unmatched by string nuts made using synthetic materials."ROUND-LAM" ROSEWOOD FINGERBOARDFender introduced "round-lam" (short for round-laminated) rosewood fingerboards in the early 1960s as a new method of attaching smooth-playing and attractive rosewood fingerboards—in a thin, rounded veneer-like form—to sturdy maple necks. In look, sound and feel, it’s a classic Fender design element still widely used today on many contemporary and vintage-style instruments.BOUND FINGERBOARDThe elegantly sophisticated look of a bound fingerboard dates to the great Fender instruments from the mid-’60s to the mid-’70s, and is reproduced here in carefully crafted detail.PERIOD-CORRECT CASES AND EPHEMERAAmerican Vintage instruments are complemented by cases that are every bit as vintage-authentic as the guitars and basses they so stylishly contain, accompanied by a fascinating wealth of in-case reproduction extras and accessories, such as straps, cables, polishing cloths, wiring kits, bridge covers, owner’s manuals and more.
Description
| Brand: | Fender | Size: | Full Size |
| Body Type: | Solid | Items Included: | Case |
| Right-/ Left-Handed: | Right-Handed | Country/Region of Manufacture: | United States |
| Body Colour: | Sunburst | Model: | Jaguar |
| String Configuration: | 6 String | EAN: | Does not apply |
FLASH-COAT LACQUER FINISHThe term flash-coat lacquer refers specifically to the quickly applied thin and final "flash" of topcoat lacquer applied to most American Vintage instruments. The composition and method of application for this finish layer lets an instrument "breathe" with a more natural resonance, and imparts a more authentically vintage appearance.
NEWLY VOICED AMERICAN VINTAGE PICKUPSAmerican Vintage instruments feature specially voiced pickups meticulously researched and crafted to reproduce the authentic design, voice and performance of specific instruments from individual model years in the 1950, ’60s and ’70s. Their superior sound and style is one of the defining hallmarks of the American Vintage series.
BONE NUTA string nut fashioned from bone contributes to superior tone and performance, not to mention being an authentic original-era Fender design element. Many players consider bone string nuts more "organic" sounding, with tonal quality unmatched by string nuts made using synthetic materials.
"ROUND-LAM" ROSEWOOD FINGERBOARDFender introduced "round-lam" (short for round-laminated) rosewood fingerboards in the early 1960s as a new method of attaching smooth-playing and attractive rosewood fingerboards—in a thin, rounded veneer-like form—to sturdy maple necks. In look, sound and feel, it’s a classic Fender design element still widely used today on many contemporary and vintage-style instruments.
BOUND FINGERBOARDThe elegantly sophisticated look of a bound fingerboard dates to the great Fender instruments from the mid-’60s to the mid-’70s, and is reproduced here in carefully crafted detail.
PERIOD-CORRECT CASES AND EPHEMERAAmerican Vintage instruments are complemented by cases that are every bit as vintage-authentic as the guitars and basses they so stylishly contain, accompanied by a fascinating wealth of in-case reproduction extras and accessories, such as straps, cables, polishing cloths, wiring kits, bridge covers, owner’s manuals and more.