1999 Fender Japan JG66-85 '66 Reissue Jaguar (Candy Apple Red w/Matching Headstock)

1999 Fender Japan JG66-85 '66 Reissue Jaguar (Candy Apple Red w/Matching Headstock)Made by the Tokai factory in 1999, the JG66 85 was one of Fender Japan's last true '66 reissue models before replacing them with the generic "Classic" and "Traditional" models. Wearing a vibrant CAR finish with a matching headstock, it features an alder body bolted to a short scale maple neck with a 21 fret rosewood fingerboard (41mm nut width, 7. 25" radius) and weighs 3. 9kg's. Upgraded with a pair or Seymour Duncan SJAG pickups otherwise looks to

has two replacement saddles as pictured

These things contribute greatly as to why the OCD has such touch-sensitivity

Loaded with the original Tune PJ bass system with a three-band preamp system along with the original bridge and tuners

It's a great Japanese made EQ that adds no unwanted noise and is very durable

Advancements in vintage coloring

The SG Standard '61 returns to the classic design that made it relevant

Electronics include a pair of Gibson's most highly acclaimed humbucking pickups

The basic model from Tokai's 2013 catalog is a great alternative to most Epiphone models on the market

Loaded with a genuine Floyd Rose locking tremolo and a pair of Jackson HS pickups controlled by a master volume knob and three-way selector

A nice two piece ash body with a thin lacquer finish bolted to a bound maple neck with block inlays (39mm nut width

The world of 7-string guitars has exploded in recent years

upgraded humbuckers (Seymour Duncan JB in the neck and TB4 in the bridge) and the original Edwards single coil controlled by a 5-way blade switch and master volume/tone controls