New Fender American Vintage Series

[Thomas2508]

Would someone PLEEZ put some goddamn block inlays on the Jazzmaster?


GEEZUS.


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Seriously, at these prices we should be getting block inlays with matching paint headstocks and every color variety imaginable.

[Psyre]

I personally hate block inlays on fenders, however yes, for this price there should be every option ever offered on a jazzmaster.

[dubkitty]

they'll be discounting the hell out of these in most stores...i'd like to know what the MAP is, not the list.

[amorphous]

prolly 20% off list as map. I'm skeptical of the JM pickups. I just have my doubts that fender can get it right.

[hclapp219]

they'll be discounting the hell out of these in most stores...i'd like to know what the MAP is, not the list.

They're all 2 grand and up: http://www.guitarcenter.com/New-Gear,Fe ... an+Vintage

[amorphous]

they'll be discounting the hell out of these in most stores...i'd like to know what the MAP is, not the list.

They're all 2 grand and up: http://www.guitarcenter.com/New-Gear,Fe ... an+Vintage

hey look, 20% off list!

[madmax1012]

i really like that JM, but I've decided to hold out and wait for a used Elvis Costello signature to pop up. I've wanted one of those fuckers for years. also, I love the gold on that JM

[theavondon]

Dude, yeah like, no

[rfurtkamp]

For the price, you can get a player Jag that's vintage if you want, especially a refin, without going much over the asking on these.

I don't get it.

It'd be like releasing a $900 Mustang reissue when you can get them for $600 if you shop around. Oh, that's right, they did that too.

[stripes]

i though jazzmasters were suposed to be the cheap guitars... like.. that's what they.. got known for? jeez.

[rfurtkamp]

Pretty much, back in the day it was Mustangs for 100-150, Jags for 200ish, Jazzmasters for 200-250 in the pre-grunge market of the early 90s.

Then again, I think Fender finally has it right....if you buy the Squiers.

Or used Mexi stuff.

[hatshirt]

Dude, yeah like, no

[amorphous]

jm's were always the flagship of the fender line back in the day, the most expensive guitar they made. Yes, popularity waned and guitars got cheap in the 80's early 90's - then bounced right back up.