Fender Made In Japan Traditional 60s Jazzmaster, Blue Flower
Replay Guitar Exchange invites you on a psychedelic trip down memory lane with a truly different instrument — a Blue Flower Traditional 60s Jazzmaster, made in Japan. Fender released this in 2017 to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the original offset guitar, the Jazzmaster (big brother to the Jazz Bass). Failing to gain the attention of jazz guitarists, it instead became a darling of the emerging surf music scene, appearing on wavebound classics like "Pipeline" and "Walk, Don't Run" – and in many a creative guitarist's collection today.
True to form, it's equipped with single-coil Jazzmaster pickups, vintage style frets, vintage-style floating tremelo and traditional lead and rhythm circuit switching. Take it from us – this circuit is helpful on stage, letting you surprise the crowd with a searing leap into authoritative solo tone.
However, the part that your audience is going to be talking about – and potentially sharing photos of – is the blue flower finish with translucent blue pick guard. This finish may evoke memories of romantic moments in dewy, sun-strewn meadows – or inspire a future union that eclipses all that have come before. Can you feel the rays of the dawn of possibility?
As always, feel free to contact our store for more details, or with any questions.
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