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Fender Player II Jaguar Hialeah Yellow
The fourth and last instrument in Leo Fender’s original standard guitar lineup and the only model of the four introduced in the 1960s, the Jaguar was envisioned as Fender’s top-of-the-line guitar, which set a high water mark in design and sound when it debuted in 1962. While many of these early models ended up collecting dust after the ‘60s surf-music wave crashed, the punk explosion of the ‘70s helped ensure the iconic status of these Fender models, creating a resurgence of interest around this model that’s sustained its popularity into the present day.
Player II Series Series
Named for their player-friendly features, Fender Player II Series instruments feature Modern “C�-shaped necks with rolled fingerboard edges, 9.5�-radius fretboards, and medium jumbo frets. Improving on the previous Fender Player Series launched in 2018, Player II series instruments feature aged plastic parts to add a touch of vintage charm, a new neck tint, and ClassicGear tuning machines for a more classic vibe—plus, never-before-used finishes inspired by vintage automotive colors!
Highlights
Player II Series Series
Named for their player-friendly features, Fender Player II Series instruments feature Modern “C�-shaped necks with rolled fingerboard edges, 9.5�-radius fretboards, and medium jumbo frets. Improving on the previous Fender Player Series launched in 2018, Player II series instruments feature aged plastic parts to add a touch of vintage charm, a new neck tint, and ClassicGear tuning machines for a more classic vibe—plus, never-before-used finishes inspired by vintage automotive colors!
Highlights
- Modern “C�-Shaped Neck w/ Rolled Fingerboard Edges
- 22 Medium-Jumbo Frets
- ClassicGear Tuning Machines
- Aged Plastic Parts
- 9.5�-Radius Neck with Player II Neck Tint
$869.99
Fender Player II Jaguar Hialeah Yellow—
$869.99
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Description
The fourth and last instrument in Leo Fender’s original standard guitar lineup and the only model of the four introduced in the 1960s, the Jaguar was envisioned as Fender’s top-of-the-line guitar, which set a high water mark in design and sound when it debuted in 1962. While many of these early models ended up collecting dust after the ‘60s surf-music wave crashed, the punk explosion of the ‘70s helped ensure the iconic status of these Fender models, creating a resurgence of interest around this model that’s sustained its popularity into the present day.
Player II Series Series
Named for their player-friendly features, Fender Player II Series instruments feature Modern “C�-shaped necks with rolled fingerboard edges, 9.5�-radius fretboards, and medium jumbo frets. Improving on the previous Fender Player Series launched in 2018, Player II series instruments feature aged plastic parts to add a touch of vintage charm, a new neck tint, and ClassicGear tuning machines for a more classic vibe—plus, never-before-used finishes inspired by vintage automotive colors!
Highlights
Player II Series Series
Named for their player-friendly features, Fender Player II Series instruments feature Modern “C�-shaped necks with rolled fingerboard edges, 9.5�-radius fretboards, and medium jumbo frets. Improving on the previous Fender Player Series launched in 2018, Player II series instruments feature aged plastic parts to add a touch of vintage charm, a new neck tint, and ClassicGear tuning machines for a more classic vibe—plus, never-before-used finishes inspired by vintage automotive colors!
Highlights
- Modern “C�-Shaped Neck w/ Rolled Fingerboard Edges
- 22 Medium-Jumbo Frets
- ClassicGear Tuning Machines
- Aged Plastic Parts
- 9.5�-Radius Neck with Player II Neck Tint
