In brief
- 64.8 cm baritone scale: stable tension & clear lows
- Custom HH DiMarzio: powerful and clear
- Basswood body + figured maple top
- String-through body bridge (stainless steel saddles)
- Schaller M6-IND tuners + easily adjustable truss rod
Ideal if you play in drop tunings / low tunings and want to keep a clean low end with palm-muting.
Why a baritone changes everything
The longer scale length adds tension: the lows remain stable and intonation holds better when dropping the tuning.
Modern, versatile sound
Custom DiMarzio humbuckers maintain clarity with distortion and remain usable with crunch / clean tones with proper gain settings.
Stability & easy adjustments
Schaller tuners + accessible truss rod: perfect if you change string gauge, tuning, or travel frequently.
"Starry Night" details & finishes
Who is it for / what sound?
- Modern rock / alternative: deep lows, massive riffs, open chords.
- Baritone blues / jazz: sustain and depth, especially in neck positions.
- Studio: perfect for doubling a standard guitar and filling the low end of the mix.
- Stage: tuning stability and consistency with IR / modeling presets.
Technical specifications
| Element | Detail |
|---|---|
| Series | Ball Family Reserve – Limited Edition |
| Body | Basswood with figured maple top |
| Finish | High gloss polyester |
| Bridge | Standard Music Man string-through body, stainless steel saddles |
| Option | Music Man vintage tremolo |
| Scale Length | 64.8 cm |
| Fretboard Radius | 25.4 cm |
| Frets | 22 high, medium width |
| Neck Width | 41.3 mm at nut, 55.6 mm at last fret |
| Neck | Selected maple, 5-bolt sculpted neck joint |
| Fretboard | Rosewood |
| Tuners | Schaller M6-IND |
| Truss Rod | Adjustable without removing strings or tools |
| Shielding | Graphite acrylic resin & aluminum composite |
| Controls | Volume & tone 500k, .022µF capacitor |
| Pickup Selector | 5 positions |
| Pickups | HH – Custom DiMarzio Humbucker |
| Reference | GMM RAXSSBHHT-SN-E-0-C |
| EAN | 749699105688 |
3 quick adjustments to enjoy the baritone
- String gauge: for low tunings, aim for a heavier gauge (and re-intonate).
- EQ: cut a little below 70–90 Hz if it gets too "boomy" in the mix.
- Gain: slightly lower the gain and let the scale length do the "heavy lifting" in the low end.
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Music Man Axis SuperSport Baritone "Starry Night" (BFR) — Limited Edition.
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