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Fender Jazzmaster 3-Color Sunburst 1965 Vintage Electric Guitar Vintage Sunburst - Refurbished
Mainland UK buyers ONLY. MORE PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. This is a stunning vintage 1965 Fender Jazzmaster in 3-Color Sunburst finish. Fender's Jazzmaster was introduced in 1958, and at the time was the most expensive guitar available from the manufacturer. It was intended for jazz players, and as such had several features intended to ingratiate itself with them. This included the offset waist, which made the guitar sit more comfortably on the leg when playing in a seated position as jazz guitarists often do. The Jazzmaster was the first Fender instrument to feature a Rosewood fingerboard, emulating the more traditional jazz guitars. The new 'rhythm circuit' produced a dark, mellow tone that Leo Fender thought would be perfect for smooth jazz lines. The instrument even had a completely new floating 'tremolo' design- which of course produces a vibrato effect- that had a locking mechanism to improve tuning stability when the tremolo wasn't in use. The Jazzmaster was ultimately discontinued in 1980 after years of dwindling sales. The instrument never caught on with its target market of Jazz players, but was very successful amongst surf rockers. In later years the instruments gained popularity in alternative scenes such as new wave, shoegaze & grunge. The serial number & specification of this guitar indicate that it was manufactured in 1965, with several indicating factors that point towards its completion in early/mid 1965. These include the neck stamp '4FEB65B' which indicates the neck was style 4 (Jazzmaster), stamped in Feb '65 & was of standard profile (B). It's widely accepted that 'L' serial numbers left the factory between '63 & '65. The lack of nail or clamping holes indicates the guitar was finished after 1964 when the holes were no longer required due to the use of a drying tree. The pot codes are easily legible, and read the 50th week of '63 & 08th week of '65. Fender kept their parts in large batches so it's quite reasonable for a guitar to have pots from different years. The headstock logo is the transitional logo rather than the 'Spaghetti Logo' that was in use until around '64. The fingerboard is inlaid with clay dots, rather than the pearloid dots which were introduced around late '64. There were always crossovers with some of these features, and this, amongst the other factors outlined above are strong signs that this instrument was produced right around the transition to the commonly accepted '65 spec. The Maple neck plays fantastically well, with a profile that feels somewhat like an even 'C' shape. This encourages ergonomic thumb positioning in all registers & ensures comfortable playability across the neck. The Gloss finish to the rear assists with smooth navigation of the 25.5" scale. The wear to the rear of the neck, as well as the light fingerboard wear and gentle battle scarring to the body add to the vintage feel & vibe of the instrument, and make it very inspiring in the hands. The offset body with generous cutaways...
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Epiphone Noel Gallagher SuperNova Vintage Sunburst 1997 Electric Guitar Vintage Sunburst - Refurbished
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This item is offered for sale to UK BUYERS ONLY. This is an Epiphone Triumph Hollow-Body Electric Guitar in Natural finish. Built in the USA in 1947, this incredible piece of history is constructed using a Solid Quatersawn Bookmatched Spruce top, a Solid Figured Maple back, Rock Maple sides, a 5-piece Rock Maple neck, and a 20-fret Brazilian Rosewood fingerboard. Other appointments include a Frequensator tailpiece, "Epsilon-logo" tuners, and a Brazilian Rosewood bridge. The guitar is fitted with a DeArmond Rhythm Chief 1100 pickup with pickguard-mounted controls for volume, tone, and a boost switch. Designed in the height of the Big Band/Swing era, the Triumph was Epiphone's most popular professional-level guitar until the original company closed in the 1950's. This guitar is truly a Triumph by name, and by nature, proving that well-built instruments do stand the test of time. Bursting with character and mojo, this guitar is sure to inspire whoever is lucky enough to be it's next owner. This Epiphone Triumph has a Classic Light 'V'-shaped neck that might seem intimidating at first but is actually incredibly comfortable and fills the hand well without being overly cumbersome. The guitar has been carved beautifully with it's shape feeling very familiar in both the seated and standing positions. The rounder radius makes playing chords an absolute breeze up and down the neck. The playability of this guitar is a prime example of how excellent build quality can stand the test of time. Acoustically, the hollow-body construction of this instrument produces an open and airy tone, with the naturally aged wood of the body resonating beautifully for a rich and distinctive sound which cannot be easily imitated. The DeArmond Rhythm Chief 1100 pickup produces a strong, dark low end which adds a depth and character to the sound, and is well complemented by the open and clear midrange. The top end is unpronounced, producing a sound that is perfect for jazzy lead lines. The boost button adds a significant amount of volume when engaged, making it perfect for boosting your solos whilst not tampering with your desired tone.
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