Squier FSR Classic Vibe ’60s Jazzmaster in Aztec Gold

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This is a New Squier FSR Classic Vibe ’60s Jazzmaster in Aztec Gold from Squier, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

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The Squier FSR Classic Vibe 60s Jazzmaster in Aztec Gold is a stunning, limited-run take on Fender’s offset icon, pairing unmistakable Jazzmaster looks and tone with a host of player-friendly modern tweaks. With its matching painted headstock, parchment pickguard and aged white plastics, it nails that vintage-correct 60s aesthetic, while Fender Designed alnico single-coils, a comfortable C-shaped neck and a fully featured rhythm and lead circuit give you all the sound-shaping power you need for surf, indie, shoegaze and beyond. Faithful to the spirit of the original, this Classic Vibe Jazzmaster keeps the traditional offset body shape, floating vibrato and dual-circuit electronics that made the model a cult favourite, but refines the playing experience with a 9.5 inch radius Indian laurel fingerboard and narrow tall frets for easier bends and clean chording. Nickel-plated hardware, a tinted gloss neck finish and vintage-style tuners complete the old-school feel, making this a brilliant choice if you want classic Jazzmaster character with modern reliability and playability. Vintage 60s Jazzmaster Style This Classic Vibe model is inspired directly by 1960s-era Jazzmasters, from the offset body and large headstock markings to the parchment pickguard and aged white plastics. The Aztec Gold finish with matching headstock gives it a premium, custom-colour vibe that stands out on stage while still looking authentically vintage. Fender Designed Alnico Pickups A pair of Fender Designed alnico single-coil pickups deliver the chime, snap and warmth that Jazzmasters are known for. From glassy cleans and jangly chords to more driven, textured tones, these pickups respond dynamically to your picking and volume control, making the guitar feel lively and expressive under the fingers. Comfortable Neck and Modern Fingerboard Radius The slim C-shaped maple neck feels instantly familiar, whether you are playing chords or intricate lead lines. Combined with a 9.5 inch radius Indian laurel fingerboard and narrow tall frets, it offers a smooth, modern playing surface that makes bending easier and helps you keep your action comfortable without fretting out. Classic Jazzmaster Vibrato and Dual Circuits The 6-saddle vintage-style bridge with non-locking floating vibrato lets you add subtle shimmers or more expressive pitch moves while maintaining solid tuning stability. The traditional Jazzmaster rhythm and lead circuits, each with their own controls, give you quick access to darker, mellow neck tones or brighter, more cutting sounds at the flick of a switch. Key Features Limited FSR Aztec Gold Finish with Matching Headstock – This Factory Special Run model sports a striking Aztec Gold finish and matching painted headstock, giving you a standout look that recalls rare 60s custom colours and adds a touch of class to any stage or studio. Fender Designed Alnico Single-Coil Pickups – Specially voiced alnico pickups capture the airy top end and full low mids associated with classic Jazzmasters, so you can move from surf-inspired cleans to atmospheric, effects-laden textures with ease. Comfortable C-Shaped Neck with 9.5 Inch Radius – The slim C-shaped maple neck and 9.5 inch radius Indian laurel fingerboard strike a great balance between vintage feel and modern comfort, helping you play longer with less fatigue and more control. Traditional Jazzmaster Vibrato and Dual-Circuit Layout – The vintage-style floating vibrato and separate rhythm and lead circuits provide the expressive feel and tonal flexibility that made the Jazzmaster a favourite for experimental players, letting you tailor your sound on the fly. SpecificationsGeneral Model: Squier FSR Classic Vibe 60s Jazzmaster Orientation: Right handed Colour: Aztec Gold Body Body Shape: Jazzmaster Body Material: Poplar Body Finish: Gloss Polyurethane Neck Neck Material: Maple Neck Construction: Bolt on Neck Shape: C Shape Neck Finish: Tinted Gloss Urethane Scale Length: 25.5 inch (648 mm) Fingerbo…

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