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20013 Larose Guitars Custom Jazzmaster

This is an all custom Jazzmaster style guitar hand crafted by luthier Todd D'Agostino of Larose Guitars from Fall 2012 - Spring 2013. This guitar has an incredibly versatile sound that nails anything from pristine chiming cleans, gritty blues, classic rock (it has a P90!), and especially raunchy 90's fuzz tones. My goal in designing this guitar was to make a visually unique and sonically versatile Jazzmaster guitar made with top of the line parts, and one that can also take the abuse of a gigging musician and still deliver. In my opinion, it absolutely hits that description to a T. I would love to hold on to it, but as a college student trying to move out of his parents house, I just can't afford to hold to. I originally purchased this guitar for upwards of $3,000, and if you're familiar with Larose Guitars (www.larose-guitars.com), you know that this is an incredible deal for a one of a kind guitar.

Specifications:

- 25.5" Scale Length
- Alder body with a Satin Navy blue finish
- Fast and Buttery Madagascar Rosewood Neck and Fingerboard
- Beautiful blue and white abalone inlays
- White Oversized Strat Headstock
- Lollar Jazzmaster Pickup in the Neck
- Lollar P90 in the Bridge (fitted for Jazzmaster pickup cover)
- Gold Anodized pickguard
- Standard 3-way pickup selector
- Volume and Tone controls
- Tremolo system installed closer to the bridge for better sustain and clearer tone
- Schaller GTM Chrome Bridge
- Klusion Locking Tuners
- Whammy Bar Included
- Ships in Hardshell SKB Hardshell Jazzmaster Case
- 2-Position Slider for Rhythm Tone Circuit has been removed to prevent accidentally turning it on while playing


$2,100 OBO

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HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE!!!! :helper:
 
I would love to hold on to it, but as a college student trying to move out of his parents house, I just can't afford to hold to.

I can't help but ask why the seller bought it in the first place.

Dig the neck. The rest of it doesn't really flick my tremolo.
 
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I like the body, but I'm not a fan of the neck. May be nice guitar, but it's more than I am willing to spend for a JM copy.
 
A whole bunch of beautifully made individual pieces that have no business being on the same guitar.
 
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