Fender Vintera II 50s Jazzmaster Desert Sand

Well, for inexperienced people the details of this Jazzmaster are nothing. The individually adjustable distance between the strings, the neck that can only be adjusted with a screw if you have to readjust the neck bend, the many individual string riders... either you are experienced or brave or you need a specialist if you have to adjust something. And I'm still in the testing phase, but I'm endlessly enthusiastic about the sound and feel. The neck is a bit thicker, but not so that you need huge paws, but rather so that jazz chords are just as easy to play with normal hands as inexperienced melody playing. Metal is also wonderfully possible if you can live with the obvious disadvantages of the clearly resonating string ends behind the bridge. At the same time, however, this also has its advantages, because it gives you a sound character with space and fullness when playing undistorted, which you can search for a long time with other electric guitars. The only thing I'm still unsure about is whether the neck contour suits me or not, as I have a tendency to grip the neck with my thumb in such a way that it starts to press uncomfortably on the inside of my thumb. But that's probably a matter of practice. Regardless of this, I can recommend this Vintera II Jazzmaster without reservation, it is simply a beautiful, noble instrument with a sound that unfolds a very beautiful soul when played through a good tube amp. Really fantastic, I'm very enthusiastic at the moment.