ernie ball music man st. vincent
There’s no sicker guitar on this list
than St. Vincent’s signature model.
Its striking look is reminiscent of the
forbidden lovechild of a Jazzmaster
and a Firebird, and the tones are
just as unique. Featuring an African
mahogany body with a rosewood
neck and fingerboard, and powered
by three custom DiMarzio mini
humbuckers, there are an infinite
number of tones available via the fiveway pickup selector switch. It also
features locking Schaller tuners and
a specially designed floating tremolo,
giving you freedom to do everything
from subtle shades of vibrato to
wacky dive-bombs without needing
to click your tuner on. It comes in
black, Vincent Blue (a finish handmixed by Annie Clark herself) and
sunburst at select retailers. I had the
pleasure of playing this guitar for an
extended period of time and I must
say it is delightful. It’s unlike any guitar
I’ve ever played, which makes sense,
considering the artist that designed
it. If you’re looking for something
different in both appearance and
sound, you must try this guitar.
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