Ernie Ball Music Man Axis Super Sport Electric Guitar, Maple FB, Charcoal Cloud Quilt

The Ernie Ball Music Man Axis Super Sport electric guitar is a real gem. It features a roasted, figured maple neck and 22 stainless - steel frets. You can choose from four amazing new Charcoal Cloud finishes. This guitar keeps all the classic features that guitarists love. The asymmetric neck shape is extremely comfortable to hold and play. It comes with a proprietary Ernie Ball Music Man vintage tremolo and locking Schaller tuners, ensuring stable tuning. The 5 - way switch and volume/tone controls give you a wide range of sound options. And the custom DiMarzio humbuckers are top - notch for producing great tones. With a quilt maple top over a basswood body, this combination is perfect for hard - edge rock. But don't worry, it also gives a nice, subtle dynamic response at lower volumes. Specifications: Body Material - Boomatched Figured Maple (Top), Basswood (Body); Body Finish - Matte; Fretboard Material - Roasted Figured Maple; Fretboard Radius - 10' (25.4 cm); Scale Length - 25.5' (64.8 cm); No. of Frets - 22 High Profile, Medium width Stainless Steel Frets; Fretboard Inlays - Custom Half - Moons; Pickups - DiMarzio® Custom - Designed Humbucker (Bridge), DiMarzio® Custom - Designed Humbucker (Neck); Bridge - Standard - Music Man® vintage tremolo bridge, hardened steel with solid steel saddles; Strings - 9p - 11p - 16p - 24w - 32w - 42w (RPS 9 Slinkys #2239); Tuning Machines - Schaller M6 - IND locking with pearl buttons; Hardware Finish - Black.

Using this Ernie Ball Music Man Axis Super Sport electric guitar is easy. First, make sure the guitar is properly tuned using the Schaller locking tuners. You can adjust the sound to your liking with the 5 - way switch and the volume/tone controls. When playing, hold the guitar comfortably with the asymmetric neck. For different tones, especially hard - edge rock, the DiMarzio humbuckers are great. Just strum or pick as you normally would. As for maintenance, keep the guitar in a dry and clean place. Wipe the strings after each use to prevent rust. If you notice the frets getting dull or the action is off, it might be time to take it to a professional for a setup. Also, be careful with the vintage tremolo bridge, as excessive use might require some adjustments. And don't forget to change the strings regularly for the best sound quality.