color sunburst, Alder body, white pickup
covers, and a set of white Strat knobs – a very
different look! We wanted to make the ’58, the
first Jazzmaster anyone had ever seen but no
one could ever actually buy.
Well, now you can buy it, and that’s what the ‘58
is. It has vintage style pickups, a nitrocellulose
lacquer, two-tone finish, maple neck with a
7.25 radius rosewood fingerboard, 21 ‘vintage
tall’ frets so it’s easy to play, and vintage style
trim with the cool hemlock button just like in
1958. You’d have a hard time finding a better
six-string to play Jazz on. It also comes in a
vintage style case with a 60 th Anniversary logo
inside the case and a Certificate of Authenticity.
We wanted to make a true one of a kind limited
edition guitar that you’ve never seen. Not just
the one that you could’ve bought off the wall in
’58, but one you couldn’t get but you knew it
existed somewhere. It’s super exciting.
The Limited Edition 60 th Anniversary Classic
Jazzmaster, is a tribute to the fancier Jazzmaster
that launched around 1966. With the second
one we wanted to get to a place where they
had transformed into something really visual.
Something really fun to hold in your hands and
get onto a stage with.
Unlike the ’58 they come in a choice of four
different colors: vintage blonde, black, daphne
blue, and fiesta red. They all have nitrocellulose
lacquer finish, a four-ply tortoiseshell pick guard
and a pair of classic ‘60s single-coil Jazzmaster
pickups. It’s got a bound modern C-shaped
neck, 9.5” radius fingerboard, big pearloid
blocks on the fingerboard, and a matching
head cap in all of these great vintage colors. It
doesn’t get any classier than that.
So, we see our job is not just to bring standard saw, but not the first Jazzmaster that you could issue guitars, but also to bring spectacular buy from a dealer. On the cover of the 1958 guitars with a rich varied history – and a whole catalogue there’s a photo of the stunning new This guitar is made in our Ensenada plant,
bunch of fun. That’s what thrilled us when we Jazzmaster in a two-tone sunburst lacquer made in Mexico. Phenomenal guitars, all
were young and that’s what thrills customers finish, an ash body, black pickup covers, a gold limited in number. This one was the closest
still today. anodized pick guard, and chrome Telecaster to something you actually could have bought
knobs. That’s what’s on the cover of the ’58 in 1966. It’s very flashy and very fun and very
th You may or may not know this, with the 60 Fender catalogue! Nobody ever got to buy that historic, because they really existed.
Anniversary ’58 Jazzmaster, we’re paying actual guitar because when the Jazzmaster homage to the first Jazzmaster anybody ever arrived in dealer showrooms it had a three-
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For the third one in the trio we wanted to go
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