Made in Japan in 2010, the JM66-CO Jazzmaster was a non-catalog model produced in very limited numbers just before Fender replaced them with the Classic 60's series. These "Competition Stripe" models are some of the hardest to find Japanese Jazzmasters in history, with the gloss black model being one of the rarest.
Alder body with a maple neck and 21 fret rosewood fingerboard (7.25" radius, 42mm nut width, 648mm scale length), it weighs 3.7kg's. Looks to be all original except for one replacement knob, the original Fender JM-VINTAGE pickups sound great in any of the thousand settings the Jazzmaster is capable of with it's various switches, sliders and knobs.
Very good used condition with only light signs of wear and tear as pictured. Recently serviced, the neck is straight and the truss adjusts well, the frets have plenty of life and are shiny and smooth with only very slight playwear.
