Fender American Acoustasonic Jazzmaster Acoustic/Electric Guitar, Ocean Turquoise

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Fender American Acoustasonic Jazzmaster Acoustic/Electric Guitar, Ocean Turquoise

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Fender American Acoustasonic Jazzmaster Acoustic/Electric Guitar, Ocean Turquoise Overview

The Fender Acoustasonic Jazzmaster joins the Stratocaster and Telecaster models in this range, allowing you to get the best of both worlds - combining the resonance and warmth of a hollow-body with the playability and tonal options of an electric guitar. The Acoustasonic range has features that were specially designed for these guitars, and are available in a range of finishes.

The Acoustasonic Jazzmaster has a mahogany hollow body with a sleek polyester satin matte finish and has a patent-pending Stringed Instrument Resonance System (SIRS) soundhole with inlaid top, which delivers a loud, natural voice and harmonics thanks to its unique ‘waterfall’ design. The neck is also made from mahogany with a ‘Deep C’ profile which has the playability and comfort of an electric guitar, and a satin finish for a smooth experience, and is topped with a durable 22-fret ebony fretboard.

The hollow body greatly improves the acoustic side of the guitar as it’s naturally resonant and improves projection, and the patented Stringed Instrument Resonance System (SIRS) soundhole has a ‘waterfall’ design and inlaid top, creating a naturally loud voice and vibrant harmonics as well as contributing to the acoustic look.

The Fender Acoustasonic Telecaster has a three-pickup system that takes advantage of the natural tones of the wood. It has a Fishman under-saddle piezo which enhances the natural acoustic sound, there’s a body-sending pickup that brings out the natural resonance and harmonic frequencies of the wood, then there’s a Fender Acoustasonic Noiseless Magnetic pickup which is designed to enhance the electric voicings, delivering a hum-free tone. Combined, these features make sure you get the very best sound from your guitar.

The Fender and Fishman-designed acoustic engine has a curated collection of acoustic and electric voices, while the Mod control knob lets you blend two voices together, giving you a huge range of tonal options, making the Fender Acoustasonic Jazzmaster incredibly versatile. The acoustic voicings sound best when played through an acoustic amp or a preamp straight into a recording device.

To complete the Fender Acoustasonic Jazzmaster is a Graph Tech TUSQ nut, a Modern Asymmetrical bridge, chrome hardware, and bold Ocean Turquoise finish.

Deluxe gig bag included.

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Rated 5.00 out of 5 26/9/2024

Great selection of tones, I’m not an acoustic player and not. Fan of the me feel of acoustic large bodies. Perfect for an electric player that wants a guitar that sounds acoustic enough

paul littler

Rated 5.00 out of 5 16/1/2023

Lovely guitar

Paul

Rated 4.00 out of 5 05/7/2021

The guitar appears well built. It came with 11 gauge strings, which I found a bit too difficult so I replaced them with 10s (I use 10s on my regular acoustic). I also adjusted the truss rod to lower the relief a little to make it feel more like an electric. As for the sound, I practice unplugged a lot and it's definitely quieter than my parlour acoustic, and louder and more resonance than my thinline Tele. Plugged in you need to make sure you're getting enough volume from your amp so that you can hear the modelling above the guitar's natural sound, or use headphones. For me, there's not a massive difference between some of the models, but there are decent differences between dreadnought, parlour, the unmodelled piezo, and the electric. Personally I think they should have put the body sensor as a separate switch, so you could use that for all of the models (including electric, for something a bit different). Overall I'd day it's a fun guitar, with some useful tones and good modelling, but on the pricey side. They could really do with a Made in Mexico version to bring the price down.

Mr Russell

Rated 5.00 out of 5 16/4/2021

Brilliant

JOE