Fender Jaguar 2012 - 50th Anniversary Model - Lake Placid Blue

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USED, 2012 FENDER JAGUAR 50TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION ELECTRIC GUITAR FOR SALE IN EXCELLENT PLAYABLE CONDITION!! (A few minor imperfections on the edges and body of the guitar, pictured.)Strap, Vibrato Bar and Deluxe Brown Hard Shell Case included!Fender 50th Anniversary Jaguar Electric Guitar at a Glance:Unique Fender design and styleTwo single coil pickups with special "Lead" and "Rhythm" CircuitryShort Scale Neck50th Anniversary updatesUnique Fender design and styleFender guitars of the late '50s and early '60s borrowed a lot from the automobile designs of the times, which meant lots of chrome and lines that were anything but "traditional." The Jaguar used the same offset-waist body shape as the Jazzmaster (first introduced in about 1958) and added even more chrome across the face of the instrument, including a plethora of switch and control plates, as well as a separate bridge and "floating" vibrato system.Two single coil pickups with special "Lead" and "Rhythm" CircuitryKeeping with Fender trends, the Jaguar sported two single-coil pickups with special "claw" metal shielding to reduce noise, plus unique circuitry that allowed guitar players to "dial in" the perfect lead and rhythm sound. While this added versatility, it put off some guitarists who were used to more traditional switching. However, its versatility is appreciated by today's tone-conscious guitar players. The 50th Anniversary Jaguar features two special-design Jaguar pickups to give you even fatter tone and output.While certainly under-appreciated by guitar players when initially introduced, the Jaguar's special "Lead" and "Rhythm" circuitry are capable of producing a superb array of tone colors from crisp and clear to warm and chunky. The single coil pickups are specially designed to duplicate the unique sound of the original 1960s units, including the distinctive metal shielding.The "Lead" circuit includes a two-position tone switch along with both volume and tone controls, while the "Rhythm" circuit