Fender American Pro Jaguar RW Olympic White

The Fender Jaguar came onto the market in 1962 as the successor to the Jazzmaster and enjoyed great popularity among representatives of surf music in the years that followed. After the surf wave died down, it seemed to have almost disappeared into nirvana. Production had long since ceased and second-hand market prices plummeted in the '80s, certainly one reason why less well-heeled young musicians from the grunge and punk scene cast an eye on the exalted design and helped it achieve new honours. In 2017, Fender introduced the American Professional Series, which is considered the successor to the Standard. The neck profile has been changed, the frets have become slimmer and the pickups are now newly developed "V-Mod Alnico" pickups, the saddle is made of natural bone - all in all "more vintage" and thus following general trends. The case is the same model that is used for the Elite series.

• Body: Alder
• Neck: Maple
• Neck profile: New "Deep C" profile
• Fretboard radius: 9.5" (24.1 cm)
• Fingerboard: Rosewood
• Scale: 610 mm
• Frets: 22 Narrow-tall frets
• Neckstay: Bi-Flex Truss Rod System
• Pickups: V-Mode singlecoils
• Electronics: Treble-bleed circuit, prevents treble drop when adjusting the volume pot, 3-way switch + switch for div. Out-of-Phase settings
• Controls: Master Volume, Master Tone
• Hardware: Chrome
• Bridge: Brass bridge, Jaguar Vintage tremolo w. screwed lever
• Saddle: Bone
• Incl. elite moulded case

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