Fender Player Jaguar with Pau Ferro Fretboard in 3-Color Sunburst

£449.00

Fender will not fail to impress. The Fender Player Jaguar with Pau Ferro Fretboard in 3-Color Sunburst in Guitar Dept is New, in stock, and ready to ship with fast, reliable delivery across the UK, Ireland, and Europe. For more details within Guitar Dept, additional Electric Guitars options, full specifications, demos, images, videos, and secure online ordering, read on below. The Fender Player Series is effectively the replacement of their Mexican-made Standard range. The same basic formula applies; legendary Fender design, classic wood combinations and instantly recognisable tone, but at a wallet-friendly price point. But with the Player Series, Fender…

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Fender will not fail to impress. The Fender Player Jaguar with Pau Ferro Fretboard in 3-Color Sunburst in Guitar Dept is New, in stock, and ready to ship with fast, reliable delivery across the UK, Ireland, and Europe. For more details within Guitar Dept, additional Electric Guitars options, full specifications, demos, images, videos, and secure online ordering, read on below.

The Fender Player Series is effectively the replacement of their Mexican-made Standard range. The same basic formula applies; legendary Fender design, classic wood combinations and instantly recognisable tone, but at a wallet-friendly price point. But with the Player Series, Fender have made a number of tweaks to take these instruments up a notch, aimed squarely at an ever-changing and increasingly demanding market. Expect timeless Fender sound and feel, but with modern playability and workhorse reliability to boot!

The Jaguar was released by Fender in the early '60s as their Jack-of-all-trades instrument. Offering unprecedented tonal versatility, ergonomic playability and a striking aesthetic that stood out from the crowd, it struck a chord with the surf-rock crowd who wanted something a little different. Skip nearly 60 years forward, and the Jaguar has a colourful history of players across the musical spectrum. The new Fender Player Series Jaguar builds on this winning formula, pushing the boat out in terms of versatility and streamlining a number of features with the modern player in mind.

Body & Neck

As with many of their solid-body instruments, Fender have opted for an Alder body for the Player Series Jaguar. Known for being lightweight but tonally resonant, it's balanced in every sense of the word. Its sound is often described as rich, with some emphasis on upper-midrange brightness, and its weight and density means it's an easy instrument to harness, whether on-stage or in the studio.

Maple and Pau Ferro is used for the neck and fretboard respectively. This combination, coupled with the Alder body, ensures a pronounced and colourful midrange with plenty of sparkling presence. This makes the Jaguar ideal for leads, cleans and chordal playing in any musical style. The use of a satin finish and C-shape neck configuration means that you'll be as comfortable as can be; whether it's a quick jam or an all-day session, you'll feel right at home on the Player Jaguar's neck.

Electronics & Hardware

Arguably the most significant difference with this model is the use of a humbucker in the bridge; Jaguar's traditionally have two single-coil pickups. Fender have carefully tuned this humbucker to retain the signature spank you've come to expect, while offering a deeper resonance to suit contemporary styles. They've kept a single-coil in the neck position, which perfectly complements the rich tone of the Alder body. One of the Jaguar's standout selling points has always been its advanced switching. A 3-way pickup selector offers a vast tonal palette to play with; use pickups individually or combined, and use the Phase Switch to shift the tonal emphasis completely. The fun never ends!

A six-saddle vintage-style bridge, with a floating tremolo tailpiece, gives you that little bit of extra control – a little vibrato never hurt anybody. Add to the mix a 3-ply pickguard, dual-wing string tree, sealed tuning machines, and you've got an instrument that's simultaneously professional, affordable and a whole lotta fun!

Specifications:

  • Series: Player
  • Body Material: Alder
  • Body Finish: Gloss Polyester
  • Neck: Maple, Modern “C”
  • Neck Finish: Satin Urethane Finish on Back of Neck with Gloss Urethane Headstock Face
  • Fingerboard: Pau Ferro, 9.5” Radius (241 mm)
  • Frets: 22, Medium Jumbo
  • Position Inlays: White Dots (Pau Ferro)
  • Nut (Material/Width): Synthetic Bone, 1.650” (42 mm)
  • Tuning Machines: Standard Cast/Sealed
  • Scale Length: 24” (610 mm)
  • Bridge: 6-Saddle Vintage-Style Adjustable with “Floating” Tremolo Tailpiece
  • Pickguard: 3-Ply Black/White/Black
  • Pickups: Player Series Alnico 3 Jaguar Humbucking (Bridge), Player Series Alnico 2 Jaguar Single-Coil (Neck)
  • Pickup Switching: 3-Position Blade: Position 1. Bridge Pickup, Position 2. Bridge and Neck Pickups, Position 3. Neck Pickup
  • Controls: Master Volume, Master Tone
  • Control Knobs: Skirted Amp Knobs
  • Hardware Finish: Nickel/Chrome

Additional information

Weight 23 kg

Stuff About Electric Guitars

Electric guitars use magnetic pickups to convert string vibration into an electrical signal, allowing the sound to be shaped through amplifiers and effects. Key things to understand include body shape, pickup type, neck profile, scale length and bridge design, as these all affect tone, feel and sustain. They are used across almost every modern genre, from clean and expressive to high-gain and aggressive styles, making them one of the most versatile instruments available.

Stuff About Guitar Dept

In the Guitar Dept you will find everything related to the guitar itself, from instruments and accessories to the core components that shape tone and playability. This includes electric, acoustic and bass guitars, along with strings, picks, straps, cables, cases and maintenance essentials. Knowing the differences between guitar types, scale length, pickups, hardware and build quality helps players choose gear that suits their playing style, comfort and musical needs.

The Important stuff

Fretboard. Jaguar — Originally introduced by Fender in the early 1960s, the Jaguar has become a cult classic among surf, indie, and alternative players. Its shorter 24-inch scale length gives a slinkier string feel and a punchy response, while the offset body offers supreme comfort. Known for its distinctive floating tremolo, unique switching system, and bright, cutting tone, the Jaguar is a favourite for musicians who like character, style, and a touch of rebellion in their sound.. Sunburst — Sunburst refers to a classic guitar finish that fades from a darker edge to a lighter centre, showcasing the natural beauty of the wood beneath. It’s one of the most recognisable and timeless looks in guitar design, adding depth, warmth, and vintage character to any instrument. Available in styles like two-tone, three-tone, and cherry sunburst, each variation brings its own personality and flair. Whether on an acoustic or electric guitar, a sunburst finish captures that perfect blend of tradition and style, making every instrument look as good as it sounds..

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