MusicMan Sabre II

Description

Electric guitar, a vintage instrument from the legendary era of American-made Music Man guitars. The Sabre II model is known for its distinctive design, high-quality craftsmanship, and versatile tone.

The guitar is equipped with two humbucker pickups that deliver a full, rich, and dynamic sound. It offers a wide range of tonal possibilities suitable for rock, blues, fusion, and other musical styles.

The attractive Sunburst finish accentuates the instrument’s classic vintage look. Thanks to its age and American origin, the Sabre II is an interesting choice not only for active musicians but also for collectors of vintage guitars.

The 1978 Music Man Sabre II is an American electric guitar from the 1970s, manufactured by Music Man. It is one of the interesting vintage instruments sought after today by both players and collectors.
It is neither a Fender nor a Gibson, but a distinctive American design with its own identity and sound.
Description:
- Designers: Leo Fender and George Fullerton.
- Body: solid alder
- Color: Sunburst
- Neck: maple, bolt-on, with a distinctive three-point mounting.
- Pickups: two specially designed Music Man humbuckers.
- Electronics: active preamp with two-band bass and treble controls.
- Controls: Bright and Phase switches, three-position pickup selector switch.
- Scale length: 25.5 inches.
- Year of manufacture: 1978
Made in the USA

Compared to the Sabre I, the Sabre II had a different fingerboard profile and specifications, most notably a 7.5-inch radius and smaller vintage frets. It is therefore suitable for players who prefer a more traditional, rounded fingerboard.