Jaguar Introduced: 1962 to Present Scale Length: 24 inches Body: Alder three tone sunburst and custom colors Hardware: Nickel or Chrome - Jazzmaster like Tremolo Bridge assembly with 6 individual Saddles - 2 knobs and 3 pickup swithes on lower front side selector switch and 2 roller knobs on upper front side Tuners: Nickel then 1964 chrome 6 individual Kluson then 1967 Fender tuners Pickups: 2 single coil strat style pickups Neck: Maple Dot inlays unbound rosewood fingerboard - white binding in 1966 and block inlays Finish: Dark Brown Sunburst plus custom colors tortoise colored plastic pickguard Notes: Fender’s top of the line most expensive model until 1967. Used widely with surf musicians. | ![]() |
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Jazzmaster Introduced: 1958 to Present Scale Length: 25.5 inches Body: Alder Hardware: Chrome - white control knobs Tremolo Bridge assembly with 6 individual Saddles - 3 positon pickup switch - Two master volume and two tone knobs Tuners: Nickel then 1964 chrome 6 individual Kluson then 1967 Fender tuners Pickups: 2 single coil white pickups large rectangular covers Neck: Maple Dot inlays unbound fingerboard 1959 rosewood fingerboard - 1966 white binding block inlays Finish: Dark Brown Sunburst plus custom colors gold anodized pickguard – 1959 plastic tortoise color Notes: One of Fenders first surf guitars, original designed for fender to compete in the jazz market. Not successful in that area, but did very well for surf music. | ![]() |
Stratocaster Introduced: 1954 to Present Scale Length: 25.5 inches Body: Ash or Alder Hardware: Nickel or Chrome - white control knobs Tremolo Bridge assembly with 6 individual Saddles - 3 positon pickup switch - Two tone and 1 volume control knobs Tuners: Nickel then 1964 chrome 6 individual Kluson then 1967 Fender tuners Pickups: 3 single coil with staggered pole pieces Neck: Maple Dot inlays unbound fingerboard 1959 rosewood fingerboard Finish: Dark Brown Sunburst plus custom colors White pickguard some with tortoise mid 60’s Notes: One of the most used and popular electric guitars of all time. | ![]() |
Telecaster Introduced: 1951 to Present Scale Length: 25 1 /2 inches Body: Ash Hardware: Two chrome plated brass knobs 3 individual brass Saddles - 3 position pickup selector switch - Tuners: 6 individual nickel Kluson then 1964 chrome then 1967 Fender F tuners Pickups: 2 single coil with 6 pole pieces Neck: Maple - Dot inlays unbound fingerboard 1959 rosewood fingerboard Finish: Clear plus custom colors Black pickguard then White pickguard mid 1953 Notes: Was previously named Broadcaster, however, that name was dropped in 1951 . For a short while it was also known as a Nocaster because no model logo was present on the headstock. | ![]() |
