Chicago Music Exchange debuts exclusive
Limited Edition fender classic player jazzmasters
Exclusive Lake Placid Blue, Surf Green Finishes and Custom Specs
Chicago Music Exchange unveils the Fender Classic Player Jazzmaster Limited Edition in CME Exclusive Lake Placid Blue and Surf Green finishes. Designed with the master builders of the Fender Custom Shop, the Classic Player series combines vintage style with modern functionality.
This Classic Player in CME Exclusive Lake Placid Blue is an updated take on the old offset. Two Pure Vintage 65 Jazzmaster pickups with "lead"/"rhythm" dual-circuit design and three-way toggle switch bring a fatter tone with more heat, while the optimized neck pocket improves playability. It's the Jazzmaster. The original. There's nothing else quite like it, and it's better than ever.
The Fender Classic Player Jazzmaster Limited Edition in CME Exclusive Lake Placid Blue or Surf Green finish is available only at Chicago Music Exchange.
To purchase, stop by the Chicago Music Exchange showroom located at 3316 N. Lincoln Avenue, Chicago, IL 60657, or give us a call with any questions!
QUICK SPECS
Our Fender Classic Player Jazzmaster Limited Editions are true to the original offset, but include modern features like:
- Dual Pure Vintage ‘65 Jazzmaster pickups
- 9.5”-radius fingerboard
- Medium Jumbo frets, optimized neck pocket
- Matching Lake Placid Blue or Surf Green headstock
For those who want classic Jazzmaster looks with modern sound and playability, this is it.
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