Sterling Majesty 7 Arctic Dream

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£1,126.00

This is a New Sterling Majesty 7 Arctic Dream from Sterling by Music Man, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Sterling Majesty 7 Arctic Dream is a bold and innovative 7-string designed in close collaboration with John Petrucci bringing together striking looks and effortless playability. Built with a nyatoh body and a set-in 3-piece neck the Majesty offers superb resonance and sustain while its sculpted design makes it one of the most comfortable extended-range guitars youll ever pick up. Finished in the dazzling Arctic Dream colourway its a guitar that not only plays brilliantly but also looks stunning under stage lights. With its sleek lines and easy upper fret access the Majesty is built for players who demand more. Fitted with dual ceramic humbuckers the Majesty 7 delivers a powerful tonal range with plenty of clarity across the low B and beyond. The 3-way pickup selector and push/push 12dB volume boost open up a wide spectrum of sounds from tight and articulate rhythm tones to soaring leads that cut straight through the mix. A rosewood fingerboard with 24 medium jumbo frets makes for smooth bends and precise runs while the modern tremolo and locking tuners ensure tuning stability through the heaviest playing. Complete with Ernie Ball Regular Slinky 7-string sets this guitar is stage-ready right out of the box.

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Sterling by Music Man

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