Troy Van Leeuwen has been using a black Fender Classic Player Jazzmaster Special Electric Guitar for performances since 2011, as shown in a photo featured on Premier Guitar.

In the Vimeo video "Chaz :in Parts" by Primary Colors, Toro y Moi is seen playing the Fender Classic Player Jazzmaster Special Electric Guitar around the 11-minute mark during the recording of "The Flight."

In the BBCRadio1VEVO video of Ben Howard covering "Wildest Moments" in the Live Lounge, he plays a Fender Classic Player Jazzmaster Special Electric Guitar. The guitar features neck binding and delivers an impressive look and sound, which he has likely used on multiple occasions.

In this photo of Anthony Gonzalez performing live, he can be seen playing a 3-color sunburst Fender Classic Player Jazzmaster Special Electric Guitar. The writing on the headstock can clearly be seen in this photo, and it matches that of the Classic Player Jazzmaster Special exactly (as does the rosewood fingerboard, pickups, knobs, and toggle switch).

Smith’s Jazzmasters are all supplied by Fender, and the company has even made him his own bespoke range with original colours and matching headstocks.

“I’ve had quite a few Jazzmasters from Fender, all Mexican Classic players, and I had a problem with the strings coming off,” says Jimmy. “We played Lollapalooza in Chicago. It was my birthday and they gave me a Mexican Sunburst Jaguar and told me it was specifically designed so I could play it really hard, and I plugged it in on stage, and on the first note the three bottom strings all came off! Now my guitar tech is on it and sorts it all out for me.

“My guitars are super-cool. I requested that I repaint some of the guitars Fender give me, and wanted to paint them the original surf colours – Sonic Blue and Surf Green – and Neil [Whitcher, Fender’s European head of artist relations] said ‘how about we just make them for you?’. I’ve got four now – two of each. It’s pretty great!

“I like the fact that Jazzmasters are pretty loud. I always play them on the neck pickups, and they’re big and warm, and for the studio they’re pretty versatile. You can get a lot of different sounds out of them. They’re nice to play, and I like the size of the body and the way it’s cut. If I’m playing it every single night, sometimes I struggle with other guitars. I used to really want a Mustang but I just couldn’t get to grips with the body. It’s strange, the Jazzmaster just seems to totally suit me… and I really love Sonic Youth. I grew up looking at those old beaten-up Jazzmasters.”

“Jimmy has been playing Fender Classic Player Jazzmaster Special guitars since the Holy Fire album cycle,” says Whitcher. “He was looking for a robust touring instrument, the Classic Player suited him well due to the nature of the tune-o-matic bridge and the break angle over the saddles being increased, as the trem system is moved slightly closer to the bridge than on vintage and traditional Jazzmasters.

“He’s pretty hard on his guitars, I’ve seen them go through stage ceilings, strung up on lighting rigs, even being kick flipped… amazingly they always seem to be able to put the guitars back together.

“For the new album campaign, we decided to do a couple of custom colour guitars for Jimmy to take out on the road – he wanted matching headstock models, which are not available in the Classic Player series, so I commissioned the factory in Ensenada to build him a Surf Green and a Faded Sonic Blue (with tortoise shell guard), both are Classic Player Jazzmasters, both with matching headstocks.”

Smith’s currently playing Limited Edition Olympic White, Black and Sunburst models and Surf Green and Faded Sonic Blue guitars specially made for him by Fender, through an Orange Rockerverb head.

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Source from the "Other Band's Stuff" Tumblr, this photograph taken at a show on August of 2012 shows a rare occasion of Mike when he had used a Jazzmaster.

It is used at nearly every concert, and can easily be seen in videos and pictures of live performances.

Lyndsey used this guitar on September 8th, 2018 , she played this guitar as the lead guitarist for The Aces.

This guitar was first spotted during the AniUta KITAKYUSHU 2011 event in February of 2011. -SCANDAL HEAVEN

This JM appears to still be in regular use at SCANDAL's live gigs.

Taylor talks about this guitar at the beginning of this video.

Of the three guitars that Kjartan is said to use, one of them is shown in thi sRig Rundown. This one is a Fender Jazzmaster.

Andrew Savage can be seen playing a Fender Classic Player Jazzmaster when he opened for Lux Prima at Kings Theatre in November 2019.