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United States
United States
This month features the John Petrucci 15 in Purple Sunset, the StingRay Guitar in Atomic Orange, the St. Vincent HH in Dargie Green 3, and the Cutlass Guitar in Blue Magic.
Learn MorePurple Sunset
JP15 Purple Sunset
Ordering by phone? Mention build code:
661-OR-10-00
Spalted maple top in a custom Purple Sunset finish, with a translucent purple finish on the back.
Figured roasted maple neck and fingerboard with white shield inlays.
All chrome hardware featuring chrome volume and tone knobs.
Atomic Orange
StingRay Guitar Atomic Orange
Ordering by phone? Mention build code:
825-AT-C4-06
Dual humbucking light weight Okoume body with exclusive Atomic Orange sparkle finish.
Beautifully figured roasted maple neck with ebony fretboard.
The ebony fingerboard features Atlante inlays.
Dargie Green III
St. Vincent HH Dargie Green III
Ordering by phone? Mention build code:
851-OP-52-P2
Dargie Green III matte finish on lightweight Okoume body.
Two strips of pearl inlays replaces the custom STV fret markers.
The figured roasted maple neck is accented by a matching painted headstock and Schaller locking tuners.
Blue Magic
Cutlass HSS Blue Magic
Ordering by phone? Mention build code:
806-BI-12-10
Lightweight alder body is finished with an exclusive matte Blue Magic finish.
Flame, figured maple neck is accented with black dot markers and matching black binding.
Featuring all black hardware with contrasting parchment pickguard.
Ball Family Reserve is a celebration of our heritage in instrument craftsmanship which features some of the finest figured tone woods and finishes available. These rare pieces are offered in limited production runs and allow us to present instruments to the public that were previously reserved for family and our loyal artists.
The Ball family is the last of a dying breed, a family business making premium guitars and basses on the California central coast since 1984. Sterling Ball, alongside his sons Brian and Scott, combine the laser precision of robotics and old-world hand craftsmanship to develop innovative instrument designs that push the boundaries of performance and playability.
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Since 1984, Ernie Ball Music Man has been crafting instruments in San Luis Obispo, California. Watch the factory tour and see how the difference is in the details.
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