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Sterling Axis AX50 Quilted Maple Honey Pot

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£749.00

This is a New Sterling Axis AX50 Quilted Maple Honey Pot from Sterling by Music Man, available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff. Read More below to get the latest prices, demos and how to order for UK delivery.

Description

The Sterling Axis AX50 Quilted Maple in Honey Pot combines bold visuals with a focused performance-ready design aimed at modern players. Its poplar body is topped with a quilted maple veneer that adds depth and movement to the finish while the colour-matched headstock completes the look with a premium touch. Comfortable contours and a balanced feel make the Axis easy to play for extended sessions whether youre practising at home tracking in the studio or stepping on stage. A roasted maple neck and fretboard deliver a smooth fast playing experience with improved stability helping the guitar feel exactly the way you expect it to. The stripped-back control layout keeps everything intuitive allowing you to stay focused on your playing rather than adjustments. Dual humbuckers provide a powerful versatile sound that covers clean driven and high-gain tones with ease while the double-locking tremolo system encourages expressive playing without compromising tuning stability.

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Sterling by Music Man

Sterling by Music Man offers more accessible versions of Music Man guitar and bass concepts alongside related designs. Pickup systems, active electronics, bridges and neck specifications vary across the range. Compare the exact model and series rather than assuming it shares every detail with a Music Man counterpart.

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