Ernie Ball Music Man Valentine BFR Electric Guitar Trans Walnut

This BFR Valentine features a double bound ash body with maple top in a striking Walnut flame finish. The 3-ply white/black/white pickguard matches the white neck and body binding for a complete uniformed look. White pearl block inlays adorn an ebony fretboard atop a roasted figured maple neck. This guitar is also outfitted with a Herringbone skunk strip on the back of the neck for a unique appearance that is not offered on standard models.At Ernie Ball Music Man, the entire Ball family is serious about creating amazing guitars. That’s why the Ball Family Reserve guitars are always special. Made in very limited runs with hand-selected tonewoods, custom finishes and appointments, frequently with heavy involvement from artists for signature models, these are the creme de la creme — guitars and basses that the Ball family takes special pride in presenting to .Private Reserve Guitars by Musician’s Friend are gateway to some of the world’s most exclusive, hand-built, custom and semi-custom instruments. This carefully curated collection of spectacular guitars and basses contains many extremely limited-edition and unique one-off instruments that won’t find anywhere else. The world’s major custom shops are represented here, as well as many top-flight small builders and individual luthiers. Our PRG associates are specially trained to provide with detailed information about any guitar in the collection, so can be sure ‘re choosing the special instrument that’s perfect for . Call now, and have the instrument of dreams in hands as soon as tomorrow.

Product Highlights

• Gloss-finished flame maple top on ash body
• Roasted, figured maple neck with herringbone “skunk stripe”, 22-fret ebony fingerboard
• Custom Music Man “Ranger” wide-frequency pickups in SH configuration, active boost circuit
• Music Man Modern tremolo, locking Schaller tuners

 WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov