Fender Player II Jaguar RW Coral Red - Electric Guitar

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Jaguar from the Player Series II by FenderAlder bodyMaple neckModern "C" neck profileRosewood fingerboard9.5" fingerboard radius22 frets24" scale (610 mm)Player Series Alnico 2 single coil in neck positionPlayer Series Alnico 5-Single Coil in bridge position3-way switchControls for Master Volume and Master ToneNickel/chrome hardwareFender ClassicGear tuning machines"Vintage-style" Floating-TemoloCoral Red finishThe Player II Jaguar RW CRR Coral Red electric guitar at a glance:With the Player II Jaguar RW CRR Coral Red, Fender is launching a new offset model from the Player Series II, which is equipped with authentic vintage features and revives the surf rock spirit of the 1960s. The legendary Jaguar sound is made possible by the two Player Series Alico single coils in the neck and bridge positions, which perfectly showcase a distinctive tone with crisp mids and precise highs. The alder body has a four-bolt maple neck, which is fitted with a 22-fret rosewood fingerboard. The modern "C" neck profile and the 9.5" fingerboard radius also ensure optimum playability and a comfortable feel when precise riffs or fast lead solos are to be tackled cleanly. Another highlight is the floating tremolo, which allows vibrato nuances to be cleanly integrated into the guitar playing. The authentic 24" scale of the classic Jaguar models was naturally adopted for the new Player II Jaguar, making the instrument a true vintage treasure that catapults the sound of the 60s into the 21st century. Player Series Alnico Single CoilsThe Player II Jaguar RW CRR Coral Red is characterized by its unique sound, which is produced by two single coils: The guitar carries a Player Series Alnico 2 single coil in the neck position, while a Player Series Alnico 5 single coil is mounted in the bridge position. Both single coils can be controlled either individually or simultaneously via a 3-way switch. The crisp sound is bursting with accents in the mid-range, while the treble is defined by an assertive ch