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1993 Fender JM66-90 Order, Daphne Blue (DBL), Matching Headstock, Yamano

1993 Fender JM66-90 Order, Daphne Blue (DBL), Matching Headstock, Yamano

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1993 Fender Japan JM66-90 Jazzmaster Yamano Order in Daphne Blue (DBL) with matching headstock. One of the rarest finish and order configurations—the only other example I’ve seen and owned from this specific run (3 serial numbers a part).

Not to be confused with Sonic Blue (SBL), which is more common on later “Crafted in Japan” instruments, DBL is lighter and less saturated. The finish on this example has yellowed to a mint green, with parts of the original unfaded color still present on some of the the body contours and within the neck pocket.

Produced at the FujiGen factory. “Y-” prefix order number denotes Yamano Music commission. Volume pot dated 1993.

100% fully functional.

Set up with D'Addario 10-46 strings, playing well up and down the neck with proper intonation.

Includes Fender Japan hard case with green interior (fair condition, latches replaced), and original vibrato arm.

Specifications

- Poly finish
- Alder body
- Maple neck with rosewood fretboard
- 25.5" scale
- 7.25" radius and slender vintage frets
- Oval “C” neck profile
- Nut measures 1.681"
- Depth measures .860" at the first fret, and .936" at the twelfth
- 7.80lbs

Condition

Cosmetically the 33+ year old instrument is in very good shape, with various minor dings, chips, scratches, and finish wear commensurate with age. Chrome hardware has minor patina. Pickguard has pick markings from play. Large finish ding/chip on bottom body contour. Dings on tip of headstock.

Frets have some minor wear, primarily in the open chord area beneath the unwound strings. Back of neck is clean with no dings. Fretboard has play wear from fingernails on first several frets. Nicks in 17th and 18th frets, which aren't too distracting while bending. Minor finish chipping on treble side of most fret ends.

Modifications

- Tone pot replaced
- Knobs replaced (aged OEM MIJ)

Return Policy

All instruments are sold as-described and cannot be returned unless they arrive in a condition different from how it was described and/or photographed. Items must be returned in original, as-shipped condition with all original packaging and accessories.

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