Fender Johnny Marr Jaguar Rosewood Fingerboard Metallic KO – Open Box

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Quick Product Summary The Fender Johnny Marr Jaguar in Metallic KO is a highly individual take on the classic Jaguar, developed around Johnny Marr's own playing preferences and his much-loved 1965 Fender Jaguar. Rather than simply adding signature cosmetics to a standard model, Fender reworked the neck, electronics, bridge and tremolo system to create a genuinely distinctive professional instrument. At its heart are two custom-wound Bare Knuckle Johnny Marr single-coil pickups, controlled by an unusually versatile four-position blade switch. Alongside the familiar bridge, parallel and neck sounds, the fourth position places both pickups in series for a noticeably fuller, higher-output voice. Two additional bright switches expand the tonal options without returning to the more complicated traditional Jaguar rhythm circuit. The classic 24-inch scale, 7.25-inch-radius rosewood fingerboard and vintage-style frets retain the compact feel associated with the Jaguar, while Mustang saddles, bridge-post inserts and a modified tremolo arm address practical areas that matter to regular Jaguar players. Finished in distinctive Metallic KO, this Open Box Johnny Marr Jaguar is an outstanding choice for indie, alternative, post-punk, rock, pop, ambient and effects-driven guitarists looking for something far removed from an ordinary Stratocaster or Telecaster. At A Glance Feature | Details | Brand | Fender | Series | Artist Signature | Model | Johnny Marr Jaguar | Finish | Metallic KO | Condition | Open Box | Body | Alder | Fingerboard | Rosewood | Scale Length | 24" / 610 mm | Neck Profile | Custom Shape Based on Marr's 1965 Jaguar | Pickups | 2 x Custom-Wound Bare Knuckle Johnny Marr Single-Coils | Switching | 4-Way Blade plus 2 Bright Switches | Bridge | Jaguar Bridge with Mustang Saddles | Main Appeal | Unique Jaguar switching, short-scale feel and Marr-developed hardware | Best For | Indie, alternative, post-punk, rock, ambient and effects-heavy playing | O