Description
Description
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| Finish Details: | The body has been fully refinished. Original neck finish. |
| Body Material: | Alder |
| Body Details: | Solid alder body. The body has been fully refinished. |
| Neck Material: | Maple |
| Fingerboard Material: | Brazilian Rosewood |
| Neck Profile: | "C" profile |
| Neck Thickness (IN): | .82" (1st fret), .96" (12th fret) |
| Fingerboard Radius: | 7.25" |
| Nut Width: | 1-5/8" |
| Scale Length: | 25 1/2" |
| Neck Details: | Bolt-on maple neck with unbound Brazilian rosewood veneer fretboard, dot inlays, and heel-adjust truss rod. The nut has been replaced and there is an open screw hole in the headstock face from a second string tree. The neck heel has a "4 JUL 65 B" stamp. |
| Electronics: | Original single coil Fender pickups with grey fiberboard bobbins and March 1965 date markings. Original wiring harness with 3-way selector switch, rhythm circuit switch and volume/tone controls, and lead circuit tone controls. The ground wire from the brass body plates to the tremolo plate has been replaced, and some solder joints have been touched up. The pot codes date to 1963 and 1965. |
| Pickup Measurements: | 7.9k (neck), 7.9k (bridge) |
| Hardware: | The nut has been replaced. The vibrato arm is included in the case. |
| Weight: | 7lbs 12oz |
| Modifications/Repairs: | -Refinished body -Touched up solder joints and replaced ground wire -Replaced nut |
| Case Details: | Hardshell Case |
| Cosmetic Condition: | This vintage Fender Jazzmaster has aged nicely; the refinished white body has pronounced checking lines along with various small finish chips and dings. The back of the neck is worn comfortably smooth, and the hardware is nicely tarnished. |
| Serial Number: | L64938 |
| Tech Notes: | The guitar plays well with low action and optimal neck relief. The narrow frets are low with minimal wear. The heel stamp, electronics, and serial number date the guitar to 1965. |