2011 Fender Jaguar '62 Vintage Reissue JG66/MH Candy Apple Red + Headstock, Japan MIJ

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Up for sale, a 2011 Fender Jaguar '62 vintage reissue model JG66/MH in excellent, 100% original condition and in perfect working order. A discontinued model, this "Made in Japan" Fender was made primarily for the Japanese domestic market, uncommon outside its country of origin, and features a gloss Candy Apple Red finish with matching headstock.Acoustically, this alder-bodied Jaguar offers a clear, ringing voice which translates well through the original pair of flat pole piece Alnico magnet single coils. For surfy snap and twang, it's hard to beat the Jaguar, a model adopted by a huge range of genres for its cutting Fender tone and easy playability. With a percussive clarity and snarl in the bridge position and warmer, darker tonalities at the neck, there's a surprisingly broad range of tones available on the Jaguar, a range further enhanced by the Rhythm Circuit on the bass-side body horn (for even darker tones), and a high pass filter switch on the hexagonal switch plate (for more thinned out, treble-centric sizzle). This Jaguar JG66/MH weighs 8lbs 7oz, professionally setup here at Mike & Mike's Guitar Bar, where we specialize in Fender Offset instruments, with 11-49 strings, low action, and accurate intonation.Neck Specs:Wood: MapleShape: Slender C, measuring .815” 1st fret, .930” 12th fretFretboard: Rosewood, vintage-spec 7 1/4" radius, dot inlaysFrets: Slender, no wearScale Length: 24"Nut Width: 1 5/8”, boneTuners: Kluson-style, GotohSerialization: "Made in Japan, U-prefixFactory Markings: Model stamp on neck heelBody Specs:Wood: AlderPickups: JG-Vintage x2Controls: Volume/Tone (Lead & Rhythm Circuits), Pickup On/Off x2 and Low Cut switchHardware: Bridge with spiral (threaded) saddles, vibrato, control platesPlastics: Three-ply pale mint green pickguard, pointer knobsThe gloss finish is categorized as “Old Candy Apple Red” in Fender Japan’s catalog for its dark, richer and more vintage-accurate presentation compared to earlier Fender Japan offerings. There are