Ernie Ball Music Man Axis Super Sport Electric Guitar, Roasted Amber Flame

Introduced in 2021, the Axis Super Sport electric guitar is a real gem. It features a roasted, figured maple neck and 22 stainless - steel frets. There are two exciting new finishes available: Yucatan Blue and Roasted Amber. This guitar keeps all the classic elements, like the super - comfortable asymmetric neck shape. It comes with a proprietary Ernie Ball Music Man vintage tremolo and locking Schaller tuners. The 5 - way switch, volume/tone controls, and custom DiMarzio humbuckers add to its charm. You can choose a flame or quilt maple top over a basswood body. This combination of tonewood and pickups is perfect for hard - edge rock tones. It also gives a subtle dynamic response at lower volumes when you need it. Specifications: Body Material - Bookmatched Figured Maple (Top), Basswood (Body); Body Finish - High Gloss Polyester; Fretboard Material - Maple; Scale Length - 25 - 1/2' (64.8 cm); No. of Frets - 22 (High profile, medium width stainless steel); Pickups - DiMarzio custom humbucking (Bridge), DiMarzio custom humbucking (Neck); Bridge - Music Man® strings - thru - the - body bridge of chrome plated, hardened steel with solid steel saddles (Optional - Music Man® vintage tremolo); Strings - 9p - 11p - 16p - 24w - 32w - 42w (RPS 9 Slinkys #2239); Tuning Machines - Schaller M6 - IND locking with pearl buttons; Hardware Finish - Chrome.

Using this Ernie Ball Music Man Axis Super Sport electric guitar is a breeze. First, tune it up using the Schaller locking tuners. You can easily adjust the tone and volume with the dedicated controls. The 5 - way switch lets you explore different pickup combinations. When you play, hold the guitar comfortably by the neck, which has an asymmetric shape designed for your comfort. As for the tremolo, if you've chosen the vintage one, use it carefully to add vibrato to your playing. Here are some important notes. Avoid exposing the guitar to extreme temperatures or humidity as it can damage the finish and the wood. When you're done playing, always put it in a guitar case to protect it from scratches. For maintenance, wipe the strings with a clean cloth after each use to prevent rust. You can also use a guitar polish on the body to keep the high - gloss finish looking great. And check the tuning pegs regularly to make sure they're working smoothly.