Sterling by Music Man JP15 Dimarzio Quilted Maple Cerulean Paradise

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Description

Shred like Petrucci with the Sterling by Music Man JP15 Dimarzio Quilted Maple Cerulean Paradise electric guitar. This beautifully crafted shred machine has been built for speed, featuring a Spalted Maple top, DiMarzio LiquiFore and Crunch Lab pickups, as well as stainless steel frets and an ebony fretboard.

DiMarzio LiquiFire & Crunch Lab Pickups

Designed to produce Petrucci’s iconic tone, these pickups deliver a hard and fast sound with incredible dynamic range. You can harness Petrucci’s power for warm chordal progressions, or shred to heart’s content with the Crunch pickup in the bridge that supplies a deeply bright and articulate sonic feel.

Maximum Playability

The stainless steel frets and ebony fretboard give you a silky-smooth feel for you to seamlessly move around the fretboard. For clear and long-lasting intonation, the stainless steel frets give you superior playability.

Specifications

Body

  • Body Material: Nyatoh
  • Top Material: Spalted Maple

Neck

  • Neck Material: Roasted Maple
  • Scale Length: 25.5”
  • Neck Radius: 16”
  • Fretboard: Ebony
  • Frets: 24 Stainless Steel Medium Jumbo
  • Nut Width: 2.6”
  • Neck Joint: 5-Bolt

Electronics

  • Neck Pickup: DiMarzio LiquiFire
  • Bridge Pickup: DiMarzio Crunch Lab
  • Pickup Configuration: HH
  • Controls: Push/Pull Volume Boost, Tone
  • Switching: 3-Way Toggle Switch

Hardware

  • Bridge: Modern Tremolo
  • Tuners: Locking

About the manufacturer

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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