Fender Custom Shop 1967 Jazzmaster Aged Lake Placid Blue/DLX Closet Classic (NOS, 2025)

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This Fender Custom Shop 1967 Jazzmaster brings timeless offset style to the modern player. Finished in a beautifully aged Lake Placid Blue lacquer (w/matching headstock - always a winner in our book), this Jazzmaster pairs a two-piece select alder body with a plain grain maple neck and a round-laminated rosewood fingerboard featuring striking poly pearloid block inlays. I mean, come on right? Beautiful stuff!Under the hood, Custom Shop hand-wound flat pole Jazzmaster pickups and vintage wiring deliver the crystalline highs, sweet mids, and warm lows that define this model’s signature tone. The cleans are simple gorgeous, almost like a fatter/fuller sounding Strat, and the overdriven tones are beautifully lo-fi. A floating tremolo and RSD Jazzmaster bridge (absolutely one of our fave bridges for this style of guitar) provide classic offset feel with improved tuning stability and just a touch of Telecaster twang, making this Jazzmaster a lot more versatile than a non-RSD equipped Jazzmaster. Additional features include a '62-style "C" neck, 9.5" radius, 6105 narrow tall frets, 3-way switching, and a 3-ply parchment pickguard. Complete with a deluxe hardshell case, strap, and certificate of authenticity, this Custom Shop Jazzmaster is an inspired blend of vintage soul and modern reliability. Body//Body--2 Piece Alder, Finish--Nitro, Color--Aged Lake Placid Blue, Relic Level--DLX Closet ClassicHardware//Pickups--FCS Hand-wound Flat Magnet Jazzmaster, Controls--Volume / Tone / 3-way Switch / Rhythm Circuit, Bridge--Custom Shop RSD, Pickguard--3-Ply Parchment, Tuners--Vintage-style, Nut--Bone 1.65"Neck//Neck--Plain Grain Maple, Fingerboard--3A Rosewood (laminate)w/binding, Profile--'62 Jazzmaster (.82-.90."), Radius--9 1/2", Scale Length--25 1/2", Frets--21 Narrow Tall (6105), Inlays--Pearloid BlocksOther//Weight--8lbs 5oz, Serial Number--CZ582606, Case--Hardshell ________________________________________ The Music Emporium has been a fixture of the Bosto