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Description

Introducing the Ernie Ball Music Man Steve Morse Signature Model Guitar, a masterful blend of innovation and tradition that’s crafted for the discerning musician. Designed in collaboration with the legendary guitarist Steve Morse, this instrument is a testament to precision and versatility. Its customized electronics are tailored to deliver a wide spectrum of tonal possibilities, allowing you to seamlessly transition from smooth, mellow tones to powerful, cutting leads. The body is constructed from select tonewoods, offering a robust resonance that enhances every note you play.

Equipped with a sleek, contoured body, this guitar ensures maximum comfort during long gigs or recording sessions. The neck is fashioned from premium maple, providing a smooth playing surface that complements the guitar's dynamic sound. Whether you're on stage or in the studio, the Steve Morse Signature Model is engineered to match your creativity with exceptional performance. Its aesthetic appeal is matched only by its sound, featuring a striking finish and meticulous craftsmanship that make it as much a work of art as a musical instrument.

Ideal for those who demand excellence, this guitar is more than just an instrument—it's your partner in crafting unforgettable music.

Key Features:

  • Customized electronics for a wide range of tonal options
  • Select tonewoods for enhanced resonance
  • Sleek, contoured body for maximum comfort
  • Premium maple neck for smooth playability
  • Striking finish and meticulous craftsmanship

Product specs

Brand Ernie Ball Music Man
Model Steve Morse Signature
Finish Various
Year 1987 - 2025
Made In United States
Categories Solid Body Electric Guitars
Body Material Poplar
Body Shape Double Cutaway
Body Type Solid Body
Bridge/Tailpiece Type Stop-Bar
Fretboard Material Rosewood
Fretboard Radius 12"
Neck Construction Bolt-On
Neck Material Maple
Number of Frets 22
Number of Strings 6-String
Nut Width 1.625"
Offset Body Non-Offset Body
Pickup Configuration HSSH
Right / Left Handed Right Handed
Scale Length 25.5"
Top Material Poplar

FAQs

What type of pickups does the Ernie Ball Music Man Steve Morse Signature Model Guitar have?

The Steve Morse Signature Model Guitar features an HSSH pickup configuration, which includes two humbuckers and two single-coil pickups, providing a versatile range of tones suitable for various music genres.

Is the Ernie Ball Music Man Steve Morse Signature Model Guitar suitable for advanced players?

Yes, this guitar is designed with professional features like a 22-fret rosewood fretboard, a 12" radius, and a poplar body, making it ideal for advanced players seeking a versatile and high-quality instrument.

What is the neck profile of the Ernie Ball Music Man Steve Morse Signature Model Guitar?

The guitar features a bolt-on maple neck with a comfortable profile that facilitates smooth playability, ideal for both rhythm and lead guitarists.

How does the Ernie Ball Music Man Steve Morse Signature Model Guitar handle different music styles?

With its HSSH pickup configuration and versatile tone options, this guitar can handle a wide range of music styles, from rock and blues to jazz and fusion, making it a versatile choice for many musicians.

What is the scale length of the Ernie Ball Music Man Steve Morse Signature Model Guitar?

The scale length of this guitar is 25.5 inches, which is standard for many electric guitars, providing a balanced tension and feel for most playing styles.

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See how Steve Morse uses Ernie Ball Music Man Steve Morse Signature Model Guitar

Steve Morse

Guitarist

Deep Purple

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Steve demonstrates his signature Music Man guitar in this video. According to this page of his website, "The history of this unique instrument goes back to Steve's college days. During that time, Steve crafted a guitar for himself, combining the elements for his ideal instrument: a Fender Telecaster body, Stratocaster neck, Gibson Tune-o-matic bridge, a set of Gibson frets, a 12-string tailpiece (make unknown), and a group of pickups (also unknown). He called it the Frankenstein Telecaster, and constantly revised and improved it over the years. In 1986, Steve was approached by Musicman to collaborate on creating a production model. This guitar has since expanded to several models, and over 50 choices and combinations of finishes."

According to Vintage Guitar interview, Steve used his signature model with Dixie Dregs.

See how Magnus Karlsson uses Ernie Ball Music Man Steve Morse Signature Model Guitar

Magnus Karlsson

Guitarist, Music Producer

Primal Fear

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As seen in Magnus' Instagram photo.

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