The Fender 1965 Jazzmaster in faded Olympic White with a matching headstock, is a remarkable example of the craftsmanship, design and mojo that characterized Fender's golden era. This guitar features an alder body with a worn, vintage finish that speaks to its storied past. (the body was refinished quite some time ago. The matching headstock, a feature highly sought after by collectors, enhances its visual appeal, giving the guitar a cohesive and distinctive look. Equipped with the original single-coil pickups, the Jazzmaster delivers a warm, rich tone that has made it a favorite among surf rock and alternative musicians. The Brazilian rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays and the floating tremolo system are other signature features that contribute to its unique playing experience and sound. The pickups are original, so is most of the electronics apart from the Tone post that has been replaced, most likely due to failure at one point.  The case is original and misses one side of the inside accessories compartiment. 

The 1965 Jazzmaster represents a significant period in Fender's history, just before the company was acquired by CBS. Known as the "Pre-CBS" era, guitars from this time are highly prized for their superior build quality and tonal characteristics. The Jazzmaster was originally introduced in 1958, designed to appeal to jazz guitarists, but it quickly found a following among surf rock players in the 1960s, thanks to its jangly, bright sound and versatile controls. The 1965 model is particularly notable because it was one of the last produced under the original Fender management, making it a transitional piece in the brand's history.

The faded anmd yellowed Olympic White finish of this Jazzmaster, along with its matching headstock, adds a layer of vintage charm that reflects the guitar's age and the countless performances it has likely seen. The wear and fading of the finish tell a story of decades of use, making it not just an instrument, but a piece of rock history. Collectors and players alike revere these pre-CBS models for their exceptional build quality, resonant tone, and historical significance. Owning a 1965 Jazzmaster is like holding a piece of Fender's legacy, a reminder of the brand's impact on the evolution of electric guitar music.

Weight is 3.41kg