Fender Artist Johnny Marr Jaguar Electric Guitar, RW FB, Olympic White

Johnny Marr, the legendary guitarist, arranger, and songwriter behind the Smiths, revolutionized UK pop in the 1980s. His unique skills in melody, layering, and texture have left a mark across various bands and his solo career. The Johnny Marr Jaguar Electric Guitar is a one - of - a - kind model, just as distinct as the amazing sounds Marr creates. It comes packed with specialized features, perfect for guitarists who like to be different. Specifications: - Series/Shape: Jaguar - Body Wood: Alder - Bridge: Jaguar Bridge with Mustang Saddles and Vintage - style 'Floating' Tremolo Tailpiece - Colour: Olympic White - Electronics: Master Volume, Master Tone - Fingerboard: Rosewood - Fingerboard Radius: 7.25' (184.1 mm) - Finish: Lacquer - Frets: 22 Vintage - Style - Hardware: Chrome - Inlays: Pearloid Dot - Model: Johnny Marr Jaguar - Neck Finish: Lacquer - Neck Shape: Custom Shape Based on Johnny's '65 Jaguar Guitar - Neck Wood: Maple - Nut Material: Synthetic Bone - Pickguard: 3 - Ply White - Pickups: Custom - Wound Bare Knuckle Johnny Marr Neck and Bridge - Scale Length: 24' (610 mm) - Tuners: 6 - in - Line American Vintage - Nut Width: 1.650' (42 mm) - Hard Case / Bag: Case - Number Of Strings: 6 strings

Using your Johnny Marr Jaguar Electric Guitar is a breeze. First, plug it into an amplifier using a standard instrument cable. You can then adjust the master volume and master tone knobs to get the sound you want. The floating tremolo tailpiece allows you to add some cool vibrato effects to your playing. When it comes to storage, always keep your guitar in the provided hard case. This will protect it from scratches, bumps, and changes in temperature and humidity. Avoid leaving it in direct sunlight or in very hot or cold environments. For maintenance, clean the strings regularly with a soft cloth to remove dirt and sweat. You can also use a guitar polish to keep the body and neck looking shiny. Check the tuning pegs often to make sure they are tight and the guitar stays in tune. And remember, if you're not sure about anything, it's always a good idea to consult a professional guitar technician.