Rare Fender Masters Series MIJ Jazz Guitar, D ' Aguisto Std. Hollow - Body (9. 5, )
Item History & Price
Rare Fender Masters Series MIJ Jazz Guitar - D'Aguisto Standard hollow-body electric guitarI've been collecting vintage guitars since 1991 and this is the only D'Aguisto's I've every come across in this condition!This guitar is =/> 9.5+ condition, 100% original, 100% complete (selector switch cover replaced) and in 100% working order Includes Fender OHSC and the Masters Series booklet If you've never seen/played a Masters Series guitar, ...the quality is unsurpassed in every detail: the D'Aguisto, in particular, is a real work of art!The Masters Series was manufactured in Japan between 1984 and 1986 (see below).I have plenty of pictures, so don't hesitate to ask For more more information on the Masters Series and model details the go-to website is - www.masterseriesguitars.comI'm selling to finance the purchase of another vintage guitarShipping estimate is high; typical shipment runs <$150.00 subject to zip code: buyer has the option of making his/her own shipping arrangements in which case they'd pay the cost of the guitar only.........
Brief History: Approximately 35 years ago, Dan Smith had an idea. He conceptualized a solidbody guitar with routed chambers. These chambers would, in theory, provide a more resonant tonal characteristic. He also formulated and designed a basic shape for the guitar. Then, in the early 1980s, Fender became interested in producing and marketing instruments which would be viewed as alternatives to those offered by Gibson.These guitars would not be copies, of course, but highly playable guitars with versatile electronics and other features previously unavailable on instruments manufactured by Fender. The company asked Smith to submit a concept, and what followed was an adventurous effort to produce a new line of guitars unique to the Fender's catalog. The line was called the Master Series.
FYI: A similar guitar is listed on Reverb for $2460 per the following: Cosmetics: This guitar is in excellent condition with hardly any wear to body or neck. Some fret wear, mainly in the middle stretch of the board, is about the only sign that this guitar has been played, so I've up'd my price to $1, 999.00
Brief History: Approximately 35 years ago, Dan Smith had an idea. He conceptualized a solidbody guitar with routed chambers. These chambers would, in theory, provide a more resonant tonal characteristic. He also formulated and designed a basic shape for the guitar. Then, in the early 1980s, Fender became interested in producing and marketing instruments which would be viewed as alternatives to those offered by Gibson.These guitars would not be copies, of course, but highly playable guitars with versatile electronics and other features previously unavailable on instruments manufactured by Fender. The company asked Smith to submit a concept, and what followed was an adventurous effort to produce a new line of guitars unique to the Fender's catalog. The line was called the Master Series.
FYI: A similar guitar is listed on Reverb for $2460 per the following: Cosmetics: This guitar is in excellent condition with hardly any wear to body or neck. Some fret wear, mainly in the middle stretch of the board, is about the only sign that this guitar has been played, so I've up'd my price to $1, 999.00
