Fender Custom Shop 1965 Jaguar Heavy Relic - Faded Ocean Turquoise

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Fender Custom Shop 1965 Jaguar Heavy Relic - Faded Ocean Turquoise This 1965 Jaguar Heavy Relic has the feel of a true mid sixties offset that has spent decades on stages and in studios. The faded Ocean Turquoise finish brings out that classic vintage vibe, worn in all the right places and paired with a relic treatment that looks naturally earned. It has the lively, bright response Jaguars are known for, with a balanced midrange that works beautifully for clean tones, textured rhythm work, and more aggressive playing. The maple neck with AAA rosewood fingerboard gives the guitar a smooth and familiar Fender feel. The 60 Style Oval C profile sits comfortably in the hand, and the compound 7.25 to 9.50 radius with 6105 frets makes it easy to play expressive bends and articulate chord work while still keeping the vintage personality intact. The dark tint finish adds a subtle aged look that fits the overall aesthetic. Hand Wound 62 Jaguar pickups give the guitar its signature voice. They are bright, clear, and snappy, with tight lows and a crisp top end that stays defined even when pushed. The classic Jaguar circuitry adds versatility, letting you move from jangly cleans to more focused and punchy tones with ease. The bone nut and vintage hardware keep everything stable and resonant. It is a lively and expressive Jaguar with a lot of character. Classic sixties feel, modern playability, and a finish that looks like it has already lived a lifetime of music. Weight: 8.4 lbs This guitar comes with a free setup prior to shipment by our experienced in-house technician here at Round Hill Music Co. At Round Hill Music Co., we’re proud to represent the best in the business as an authorized dealer for Fender Custom Shop, Gibson Custom, Taylor, Martin, PRS and more. We also carry an inspiring lineup of boutique builders, including Suhr, Rock N Roll Relics, Frank Brothers, Novo, and more. Explore our carefully selected amps from Two Rock and Magnatone, plus an ever-evolving collecti