Sterling John Petrucci JP60 Mystic Dream

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£849.00

This is a New Sterling John Petrucci JP60 Mystic Dream 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 JP60 is a sleek high-performance guitar inspired by the legendary JP6 design. Its Mystic Dream finish contoured forearm scoop and modern tremolo bridge combine to create an instrument built for speed precision and comfort. With a rosewood fingerboard and custom JP inlays this guitar offers a smooth playing experience that looks as good as it feels. Equipped with dual Sterling by Music Man humbuckers and a 3-way pickup selector the JP60 delivers a dynamic range of tones with exceptional clarity and sustain. Locking tuners and a dual-action truss rod ensure reliable tuning stability making it a perfect choice for expressive leads and heavy riffs.

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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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