Stark, dark and menacing, the crushing Jim Root Jazzmaster guitar has got to be the most distinctively minimalist version of the instrument ever devised in the model's entire half-century history. At the behest of the towering Slipknot guitarist, gone are the dual-tone circuits and barrage of controls. Gone are the fret position markers and enormous chrome bridge. Gone, in fact, is pretty much everything typical of a Jazzmaster, replaced only by fearsome EMG® humbucking pickups with brushed nickel covers, a single three-way switch and single volume knob, a hardtail bridge and little else. Features Mahogany body with contoured neck heel Maple neck with "C"-shaped profile and large headstock Compound-radius ebony fingerboard (12" to 16") with 22 jumbo frets and no position inlays (side-dot inlays only) EMG® 60 (neck) and 81 (bridge) active humbucking pickups with brushed nickel covers and black bezels Single control knob (volume) and three-way pickup switch Hard-tail string-through-body bridge