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Fender Vintera II '50s Jazzmaster

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Immerse yourself in the rich tones of the golden age with the Fender Vintera II '50s Jazzmaster. This electric guitar is an ode to the '50s, recreating the authentic Fender sound that has inspired countless musicians since its inception. With an alder body and a maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard, this guitar produces a robust, full-bodied tone that is punchy and clear.

The late-'50s "C"-shape neck offers a familiar and comfortable grip, perfect for expressive playing, while the 7.25" radius fingerboard with vintage-tall frets provides ample room for big bends and expressive vibrato. The guitar boasts a pair of vintage-style '50s single-coil pickups that deliver the sweet, sparkling, warm, and woody tone that Fender is renowned for.

The vintage-style floating tremolo allows for adventurous playing, letting you dive, wail, and experiment with abandon. To complete the package, vintage-style tuning machines offer a classic aesthetic while providing a finer gear ratio and enhanced tuning stability. Make your mark in the music world with the unmistakable vintage feel and unmatched sound of the Fender Vintera II '50s Jazzmaster.

Key Features:

Alder body and maple neck with rosewood fingerboard for a classic Fender tone
Late-'50s "C"-shape neck for a comfortable grip
7.25" radius fingerboard with vintage-tall frets for ample room for bends and vibrato
Pair of vintage-style '50s single-coil pickups for a sweet, sparkling tone
Vintage-style floating tremolo for adventurous playing
Vintage-style tuning machines for a classic aesthetic and enhanced tuning stability
Lead/Rhythm Circuit for versatile sound shaping
Includes a deluxe gig bag for easy transportation and storage

Product specs

Number of Strings	6
Left-/Right-handed	Right-handed
Body Type	Solidbody
Body Shape	Jazzmaster
Body Material	Alder
Body Finish	Gloss Polyester
Neck Material	Maple
Neck Shape	Late '50s C
Neck Joint	Bolt-on
Radius	7.25"
Fingerboard Inlay	White Dot
Number of Frets	21, Vintage Tall
Scale Length	25.5"
Nut Width	1.650"
Nut Material	Synthetic Bone
Bridge/Tailpiece	6-Saddle Vintage-Style Adjustable
Tuners	Fender Vintage-style
Neck Pickup	Fender Vintage-style '50s Jazzmaster Single-coil
Bridge Pickup	Fender Vintage-style '50s Jazzmaster Single-coil
Controls	1 x master volume, 1 x master tone, 2 x thumbwheel (neck volume, neck tone)
Switching	1 x slide switches (Lead/Rhythm), 3-way Toggle Pickup Switch
Strings	Fender 250R, .010-.046
Case/Gig Bag	Gig Bag

FAQs

What is the neck profile of the Fender Vintera II '50s Jazzmaster?: The Fender Vintera II '50s Jazzmaster features a Late '50s C-shaped neck profile, offering a comfortable grip reminiscent of vintage Fender guitars.
What kind of pickups does the Fender Vintera II '50s Jazzmaster have?: This Jazzmaster is equipped with Fender Vintage-style '50s Jazzmaster Single-coil pickups, providing classic, warm tones suitable for a variety of music styles.
Is the Fender Vintera II '50s Jazzmaster suitable for beginners?: While it offers vintage features and tones appealing to experienced players, beginners can also appreciate its playability and classic design, though some familiarity with Jazzmaster controls may be beneficial.
What is the fretboard radius on the Fender Vintera II '50s Jazzmaster?: The fretboard has a 7.25" radius, providing a vintage feel that's comfortable for chord playing and traditional techniques.
Does the Fender Vintera II '50s Jazzmaster come with a case?: Yes, the Fender Vintera II '50s Jazzmaster includes a gig bag for protection and easy transport.

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Fender Vintera II '50s Jazzmaster.

Setup and maintenance

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For optimal action, set the bridge height to achieve 4/64" at the 17th fret, as per Fender's specifications.
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The bridge can be unstable, with reports of tilting and rattling. Loctite 242 is recommended to fix these issues.
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Some users recommend using a .50 shim to create a better break angle on the bridge, resolving buzzing and improving action.
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Some users experienced neck bow and action issues, requiring setup adjustments for preferred playability.
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Comparisons

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Users noted that the J Mascis Jazzmaster has a closer-to-bridge trem placement, TOM bridge, and P90-style pickups for a modern feel.
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One owner found the Vintera II's quality comparable to their MIJ Jaguar, making it their main gigging guitar.
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The Vintera II's switchgear feels cheaper compared to the J Mascis model, despite its better neck profile.
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Compared to American Vintage and American Original models, the Vintera II is seen as a solid alternative for those not needing modern features.
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Mods and upgrades

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It’s common for users to mod their MIM Classic Player Jazzmaster, including pickups, bridge, trem, and neck shim upgrades.
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Replacing 1M pots with 250K or 500K can tame treble, especially when using amps known for brightness like EL84-based Vox or EL34-based Marshall.
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Changing to heavier gauge strings (11s or 12s) can reduce bridge buzzing and improve overall playability without needing a shim.
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Owners suggest replacing the stock bridge with a fixed-radius bridge for stability.
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User experience

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Owners report the neck finish on the Vintera II can be sticky, affecting playability.
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Some users reported needing to sand down sharp fret edges upon delivery to improve comfort and playability.
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Owners appreciate the anodized pickguard for its improved shielding, resulting in reduced 60-cycle hum compared to plastic guards.
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Features and functionality

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The Vintera II Jazzmaster features pickups with Alnico 2 magnets, offering a woodier and warmer tone compared to the brighter Alnico 5 magnets of '60s models.
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The guitar features a smaller 7.5-inch neck radius, appealing to those preferring vintage-style playability.
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Build quality

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The vintage-style Jazzmaster bridge is prone to issues, such as strings popping out, especially without a solid break angle.
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Value and pricing

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Some buyers report that the Vintera II holds up well against guitars priced at double its cost.
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diego_jose_s_jaime

about 1 year ago

Super amazed by the sound

I've played an Epiphone Les Paul for 12 years and definitely this feels like a solid upgrade.

What I loved the most are the pickups, specially the neck pickup: clean, balanced in EQ and perfect for Surf Rock which is the genre I'm getting into.

Things to improve: the frets are a bit sharp and quite hard to calibrate, but after those minor details, I have no reason to spend double on an American Fender for what I do

UPDATE: After 2 months, I could add a complain but easy to fix: the guitar has no shielding so it’s super sentive to signals and background noise. Just after sending it to a Luthier, the improvement is noticeable. Still super happy