Fender Kurt Cobain Road Worn Jaguar 2012 - 3-Color Sunburst

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I bought this new. It has only come out of its case a few times. Here with original road worn finish per the brilliance of Fender to completely copy Kurt's Jaguar, with the original case, tremolo arm and the Kurt Cobain Fender book (unopened). Excellent mint new condition.This model is now discontinued and is highly sought after. This road worn version is made to look exactly like Kurt's with every ding and chip in place, is a truly amazing guitar and incredible how they have achieved this. The guitar comes with the sought Kurt Cobain Fender book and the Fender G & G made in USA hardcase. I am ashamed to sell this beautiful replica of Kurt's guitar. I so dearly wanted to keep it forever, but my studio just has too many guitars and I need to buy some other gear. So here it goes to someone lucky....Being lazy, I have snipped further information about this guitar below...It has a rip roaring sound, that captures Kurt Cobain's live sound that catapulted them to worldwide success in 1991. It is a shame Fender did not make this a stock model back in the '60's and thanks to Kurt finding this guitar in the L.A Recycler, Fender put it into production 2011 for a limited time. The functionality of the guitar is a massive improvement on the regular Jaguar with a Gibson style toggle switch to select the pick ups and an Gibson style bridge that is much more stable, plus the two volume and one tone knob add great versatility and looks so cool on the guitar with the triple knobs. It is a real beast of guitar with bags of tonal options to boot. The approximate measurements of the guitar are as follows, the width of the nut is 42mm / 1.653", the width of the neck at the first fret is 21.87mm / 0.861" and 23.42mm / 0.922 at the 12th fret. It has a C neck contour with a 9.5" fretboard radius. The frets are 2.60mm / 0.102" wide and 1.25mm / 0.049" and has a 24" scale length. This Jaguar weighs approximately 4.095KG.Kurt played his Fender Jaguar at nearly every gig from the Nevermind to