Featuring an artfully aged DLX Closet Classic lacquer in Three-Color Sunburst over a two-piece select alder body, with a rift sawn maple neck and round-laminated rosewood fingerboard and poly pearloid block inlays, bring this iconic offset to life.

Loaded with a pair of Custom Shop hand-wound Vintage Jazzmaster pickups and vintage wiring, the ’67 Jazzmaster delivers perfect crystalline, well-balanced tone with delicate highs, sweet mids and warm lows. The vintage-style “floating” tremolo and RSD Jazzmaster bridge provides players with all the expressive control of vintage offsets, but with increased tuning stability and robust tone.

Other premium features include '62-style "C" neck back-shape, 9.5" radius, 21 narrow tall (6105) frets, 3-way switch, 4-ply brown shell pickguard, vintage-style tuning machines, bone nut, wing string tree with nylon spacer, deluxe hardshell case, strap and certificate of authenticity.

• Body//Body--2 Piece Alder, Finish--Nitro, Color--Bleached 3-Color Sunburst, Relic Level--DLX Closet Classic
• Hardware//Pickups--FCS Hand-wound Flat Magnet Jazzmaster, Controls--Volume / Tone / 3-way Switch / Rhythm Circuit, Bridge--Custom Shop RSD, Pickguard--Brown Shell Multi-Ply, Tuners--Vintage-style, Nut--Bone 1.65"
• Neck//Neck--Maple, Fingerboard--3A Rosewood, Profile--'62 Jazzmaster (.82-.90."), Radius--9 1/2", Scale Length--25 1/2", Frets--21 Narrow Tall (6105), Inlays--Pearloid Blocks
• Other//Condition--Like new, Weight--8lbs, Serial Number--CZ578996, Case--Hardshell

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The Music Emporium has been a fixture of the Boston music community since 1968. We're a shop built by musicians - players, luthiers, photographers, and gear obsessives - and that shapes everything about how we do business.

Every instrument we ship is inspected and set up by our in-house guitar techs before it leaves the shop.

We're a Fender Showcase Dealer, Collings' largest dealer worldwide, and a Martin Custom Shop Expert Dealer. Our showroom is at 165 Massachusetts Ave in Lexington, MA.

Questions about any instrument are always welcome. We're happy to talk gear.