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Sterling by MusicMan AX40 with EBMM hard case

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honkytonkhonkytonk Frets: 34
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  • PC_DavePC_Dave Frets: 3396
    Price?
    This week's procrastination forum might be moved to sometime next week.
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  • RolandRoland Frets: 8704
    The thread was created four times, and removed three, in the course of which the following text went missing:

    Sterling by MusicMan AX40 with MusicMan hard case. Guitar is in excellent condition with no structural, electronics or playability issues. Some nice figuring on neck. Pearloid tuner buttons have been swapped out for black ones and volume knob changed from a strat type to a chrome one. Otherwise all stock. £295 + postage/courier unless you live in the Glasgow area
    Tree recycler, and guitarist with  https://www.undercoversband.com/.
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  • bazxkrbazxkr Frets: 615
    I've played this actual guitar and the neck is a delight and very typical of the full blown musicman necks on the much more expensive models. Felt very much akin to my old Axis SuperSport. This is a hell of a lot of guitar for the money especially when you have the EBMM hard case that can sell for £70/80 minimum that will fit Silos/Morse etc too. Well worth a punt.
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  • FunkfingersFunkfingers Frets: 14426
    bazxkr said:
    the neck is ... typical of the full blown musicman necks on the much more expensive models. Felt very much akin to my old Axis SuperSport. This is a hell of a lot of guitar for the money.
    Got to agree with all of the above. (I know somebody who owns a blue one. He would love to have paid only £295 for his.) Even the S.U.B. Series neck profiles are top notch. 
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  • ellwoodellwood Frets: 1113
    @honkytonk can you close the case lid with the trem arm in place?
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  • chrishill901chrishill901 Frets: 516
    Very interested in this. Any more pics? Any idea what year it was made, what pickups etc? Cheers

    Check out my band Coral Snake if you like original hard rock!

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  • ellwoodellwood Frets: 1113
    Anyone heard from the OP on this?
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  • FunkfingersFunkfingers Frets: 14426
    chrishill901 said:
    what pickups?
    The Sterling JP100 Koa definitely has DiMarzio Crunchlab and Liquifire humbuckers - albeit, connected to naff Cor-Tek pots and a simple three-way selector switch.

    The majority of other Sterling By Musicman instruments get in-house Sterling Designed pickups. 
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  • honkytonkhonkytonk Frets: 34
    Sry for not replying sooner. Work commitments etc....

    Thanks Baz for your comments on the guitar. 

    ellwood yes its the deep lid case which allows the arm to be kept on the guitar when the case shuts.

    Chris I'm.not sure of when guitar was made. Pickups are stock Sterling made ones. 
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