Sterling John Petrucci JP150D Quilted Maple Cerulean Paradise

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£1,214.00

This is the Sterling John Petrucci JP150D Quilted Maple Cerulean Paradise from Sterling by Music Man, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Sterling John Petrucci JP150D Quilted Maple Cerulean Paradise is a striking high-performance guitar built for players who demand speed tone and versatility. With a lightweight nyatoh body topped with a stunning Quilted Maple veneer it blends eye-catching looks with a resonant core tone. The roasted maple neck is slim and stable while the ebony fingerboard adds snap and clarity to every note. Fitted with 24 stainless steel frets the JP150D offers a slick durable surface that makes bending shredding and chord work feel effortless all while maintaining smooth playability across the board. Equipped with DiMarzio LiquiFire and Crunch Lab humbuckers the JP150D delivers John Petruccis unmistakable tonal palette from glassy cleans to heavy articulate distortion. A push/push volume boost provides an instant lift when more presence is needed while the 3-way toggle keeps switching simple and intuitive. The modern tremolo opens up expressive pitch control and locking tuners keep everything stable even under aggressive whammy work. Finished with custom JP inlays and supplied with a deluxe Sterling gig bag this guitar brings premium features and a pro-level feel thats ready for stage or studio use.

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Sterling by Music Man

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