FENDER / American Vintage II 1966 JM, RW FB, Sherwood Green Metallic

American Vintage II is a series of highly accurate reproductions of innovative electric guitars and basses that changed the history of music. Featuring a body shape, neck, and hardware configuration that faithfully reflects the specifications of the time, a premium finish, and pickups that are voiced for each era and meticulously paid attention to detail, this is a piece that condenses the essence of authentic Fender craftsmanship and tone.

Neck
HeadstockJazzmaster
Neck Maple
Neck finish Gloss Nitrocellulose Lacquer
Neck shape 1966 ""C""
Neck 4-Bolt
Fingerboard radius 7.25"" (184.1 mm)
Fingerboard Material Bound Round-Laminated Rosewood
Position inlay Pearloid Block
side dot
Number of frets: 21
Truss Rod Vintage-Style Butt Adjust
Truss Rod Nut Vintage-Style Butt Adjust
Nut Bone
Nut width 1.650"" (42 mm)
Nut material Bone
icon specs
body
Body Alder
Body Finish Nitrocellulose Lacquer
Body shape Jazzmaster
Body material Alder

Hardware
BridgePure Vintage Jazzmaster with Threaded Steel Barrel Saddles
Bridge Cover/TailpiecePure Vintage Floating Tremolo with Tremolo Lock Button and Push-In Tremolo Arm
Bridge MountingFloating
Pickguard 3-Ply Parchment
Pickup cover Aged White
Control knobWhite ""Witch Hat""
Switch TipAged White
Hardware finish Nickel/Chrome
Tuning machine Pure Vintage Single Line ""Fender Deluxe""
String TreesButterfly
String Fender USA 250R Nickel Plated Steel (.010-.046 Gauges), PN 0730250406
Tremolo Arm Pop-In Vintage-Style Jazzmaster
Neck Plate 4-Bolt with ""F"" Logo, Serialized
Strap Button Vintage-Style
icon specs
Electronics
Bridge Pickup Pure Vintage '66 Single-Coil Jazzmaster
Neck Pickup Pure Vintage '66 Single-Coil Jazzmaster
Pickup configuration SS
ControlsLead Circuit Controls (Slide Switch Down): Master Volume, Master Tone; Rhythm Circuit Controls (Slide Switch Up): Two Thumbwheel Controls for Neck Pickup Volume and Tone
Switch 3-Position Toggle (Lead Circuit)
Auxiliary Switching2-Position On/Off Slide Switch for Switching Between ""Lead"" and ""Rhythm"" Circuits