This 1959 Fender Jazzmaster in Sunburst may be new to our shop, but its easy playability and incredible-feeling slab board make it the perfect fit in our ever-growing inventory. This is what we would call a “two-and-a-half-tone” Sunburst finish, as the red dye in these early three-tone...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you’ll agree that we hit the mark. From 1959 to 1966, our “Chicago Special” Jazzmasters have a 7.25”...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you’ll agree that we hit the mark. From 1959 to 1966, our “Chicago Special” Jazzmasters have a 7.25”...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you'll agree that we hit the mark. From 1959 to 1966, our "Chicago Special" Jazzmasters have a 7.25"...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you’ll agree that we hit the mark. From 1959 to 1966, our “Chicago Special” Jazzmasters have a 7.25”...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you’ll agree that we hit the mark. From 1959 to 1966, our “Chicago Special” Jazzmasters have a 7.25”...

This item is in great condition and is barely used, showing only minor signs of usage from display on our showroom floor.Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and...

This Fender Jazzmaster was made in the USA in 1960. It has been refinished Ice Blue Metallic. The pickups and pots are original, with pots dating to 1959. The tuners are repro. The pickguard is not original. The bridge, trem, knobs, neckplate, and pickup covers all appear original. This is a...

February '59 Jazzmaster with original gold anodized 'guard and slab board. Beautiful old, thin, checked, nitro 2 1/2 tone sunburst body refin. Repro bridge, couple of spliced leads, newer case. Sounds and plays great. *SOLD.

A wonderful January 1964 Jazz Bass - Refinished in Dakota Red by Scott Lentz 1964 Fender Jazz Bass This January 1964 Jazz Bass weighs 9.50 lbs. and features an asymmetrical double cutaway, contoured solid alder body. One-piece lightly flamed maple neck with a wonderful...

1965 Jaguar in player's condition! 1966 Jaguar with matching head from the Bind Dot period!Fender introduced the Jazzmaster in 1958 to break into the jazz field, which was dominated by Gibson and Epiphone in the 1950s. As a result, Fender did not succeed in attracting conservative jazz guitarists,...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you’ll agree that we hit the mark. From 1958 to 1966, our “Chicago Special” Jazzmasters have a 7.25”...

As the popularity of Fender musical instruments grew throughout the ‘50s, Leo Fender’s guitar design ideas flourished into new instrument models, like the Jazzmaster, which debuted in 1958. Originally intended to tempt jazz guitarists into playing solid-body electric guitars, this futuristic...

As the popularity of Fender musical instruments grew throughout the ‘50s, Leo Fender’s guitar design ideas flourished into new instrument models, like the Jazzmaster, which debuted in 1958. Originally intended to tempt jazz guitarists into playing solid-body electric guitars, this futuristic...

As the popularity of Fender musical instruments grew throughout the ‘50s, Leo Fender’s guitar design ideas flourished into new instrument models, like the Jazzmaster, which debuted in 1958. Originally intended to tempt jazz guitarists into playing solid-body electric guitars, this futuristic...

As the popularity of Fender musical instruments grew throughout the ‘50s, Leo Fender’s guitar design ideas flourished into new instrument models, like the Jazzmaster, which debuted in 1958. Originally intended to tempt jazz guitarists into playing solid-body electric guitars, this futuristic...

As the popularity of Fender musical instruments grew throughout the ‘50s, Leo Fender’s guitar design ideas flourished into new instrument models, like the Jazzmaster, which debuted in 1958. Originally intended to tempt jazz guitarists into playing solid-body electric guitars, this futuristic...

1966 Bind Block with a light and pleasant cutting sound. The Jazzmaster was released in 1958 as the top-of-the-line model in the lineup at that time. The Jazzmaster was introduced in 1958 as the top-of-the-line model in the lineup at that time, and featured the same 21-fret, 25.5-inch scale neck as...

I'm interested in vintage guitars, but I don't know which ones are really worth it..."I want a guitar that not only looks good, but also sounds great!I think there are many people who are interested in vintage guitars. Fender released the Jazzmaster in 1958 for jazz.But surprisingly, it didn't...

Signature Fender CircuitsWith its comfort-contoured offset body, this futuristic electric guitar is about as far from a boxy archtop as can be imagined. Yet, the design was originally intended to provide a luxury playing experience and tempt jazz guitarists into playing solid-body electric guitars....

Signature Fender CircuitsWith its comfort-contoured offset body, this futuristic electric guitar is about as far from a boxy archtop as can be imagined. Yet, the design was originally intended to provide a luxury playing experience and tempt jazz guitarists into playing solid-body electric guitars....

Bind block 1966 Jaguar ! In 1958, Fender introduced the Jazzmaster in order to break into the jazz field, which was dominated by Gibson and Epiphone in the 1950s. As a result, Fender did not succeed in attracting conservative jazz guitarists, but it became popular among surf music guitarists in...

The Jazzmaster was introduced by Fender in 1958 in hopes of attracting jazz players. This effort was largely unsuccessful, but this model instead became a favorite of the surf music scene and later by rock musicians as diverse as Elvis Costello, Johnny Marr, Jim Root, Nils Lofgren, John Frusciante...

Fender Custom Shop Since 1987, the Fender Custom Shop—affectionately known at CME as “The Dream Factory”—has grown to a band of over 50 veteran guitar artisans who take Leo Fender’s legacy to its utmost heights by bringing dream guitars and basses to life. Taking an amp builder’s sensibility...

This Novo Serus J in Desert Sand is a beautifully executed nod to Fender history, drawing inspiration from the earliest 1958 Jazzmaster prototypes. Those original pre-production models featured a similar Desert Sand finish paired with anodized aluminum guards and maple necks—an aesthetic echoed...

No sales tax for customers outside California.   Kluson Single Line Tuning Machines Fender Telecaster Stratocaster 1958 - 1964 With Screws Shipping policy: Shipments will require signature on delivery, no exceptions.  If there is damage, the buyer must retain all packing materials intact and...

No sales tax for customers outside California.   It is your lucky day if you're looking for a 1969 Fender neck plate.  You never see one from this year for some reason! Fender Neck Plate and Screws 1969 Telecaster Stratocaster Jazzmaster Bass Shipping policy: Shipments will require...

Supercharge your Jazzmaster with the classic Fender CuNiFe Wide Range Jazzmaster Humbucker Neck Pickup that will fit any Jazzmaster with no modifications needed. This pickup delivers rich bell-like humbucking tone with full bass and clear treble. CuNiFe pickups have “hi-fi” clarity yet never lose...