This is a 1963 Fender Jazzmaster.. #shorts

What do you think of Jazzmasters? 🤘🏻

My REVERB SHOP:

[Phoenix_cataclysm_in_]

Matt buys them vintage Fenders like they were Squiers.

[JubbyDubbis]

Jazzmasters will always be my bread and butter. My home is a Jazzmaster, a warm fuzz, a chorus, and a reverb. Doesn't get much better than that.

[Bobbyshee]

Beautiful guitar, and I love the Chris Stapleton lick on the jazz master well done

[jcburger]

That Jazzmaster has such a great sound.

[Ksav_Cam]

God I want a jazz master so badly for some reason

[Stefan-]

well and often played. we can hear it. soo good!

[muskeldundret]

A brazillion rosewood necks? Why would you ever need that many?

[TelecasterMaster]

In my head I was just screaming “buzz stop?! Why?” But sounds INCREDIBLE!

[boogiemorgan]

Nice, mine is a 1960 that I bought in 1964. I still play it occasionally! Love it 😊

[marklangehoven]

I love how you never flex your skills in your vids. You just show us the guitar and the tones.

[lawrencebolander]

Sounds like a master for sure taking a test drive, beautiful

[_joapa]

Jesus man it sounds perfect. This is the tone I've been looking for. The hints of fuzz, the subtle distortion. I need to know the deets of the setup!

[josephdahl]

i have a traditional '60s jazzmaster mij. I loved the sound of the guitar in the video. Thanks for posting!

[jjbarnone]

So gorgeous. And what a growler! Love it!!

[XavierRogue]

Sounds incredible and the second riff/progression is awesome

[CROWLOUD]

One word says it all. That word is. Damn!!!

[jeffshockey]

That's really cool these guitars don't get much attention I don't think not like they deserve. These are my second favorite to a strat. Sounds killer through your setup, nice playing

[jerrytang]

Your playing makes every guitar worth ownning lol

[christophernoia]

Wow those pickups sound amazing! Theyre screaming! My 65 reissue JM sounds fantastic, but I wonder how much the age affects the sound of those pickups. Also they werent made as consistent back then, so some are better than others depending on taste.

[socalldcmrd]

It’s beautiful!

You may want take off the bar on the tailpiece. It’s an aftermarket part to prevent the strings from popping out, but it also kills the behind the bridge harmonics that are typical for a Jazzmaster. A heavier set of strings and a shim in the neck is a much more authentic way to deal with the string popping issue.