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Looking to buy my first Majesty. What is a BFR?
I am in the market for my first ever MM and i decided to go with a Majesty. I was a mahogany/maple body version.. I have got it down to two...
Either the Ernie Ball Music Man Majesty 6 (Smoked Pearl) or the Ernie Ball Music Man "BFR" Majesty 6 - Bali Blue Burst.
I notice some Majesty's are BFR and some do not have BFR in the name. Specs are almost the same on most of them? I know BFR stands for Ball Family Reserve. So are the BFR models like a "custom" or? I am a bit confused.
Thanks for the help!
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BFR = Ball Family Reserve, special runs.
Glenn |B)
Silhouette Special SSS in the first Fuschia Sparkle (Hardtail) [1/01/2002] [2001 NAMM piece, 1 of a kind from CLB]
Silhouette Special HSS in Gold Sparkle (Hardtail) [7/12/2002] [Made for Matchbox 20]
Albert Lee 3 MM90's in White Sparkle (Hardtail) [8/14/2001] [NOS Just pure awesomeness]
Albert Lee HH in Black Sugar (Hartail) [1/06/2011] [BFR with the 12th fret logo]
Like BP said in the Chapman video "
You've got a room full of guitars, and no money!! @ 6:00"
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The BFRs are limited in number runs, and use materials reserved especially for artists and family members.
JPXI Cardinal Red G57082
JP12 Cherry Sugar G59225
JP12 7 Cardinal Red F29322
MAJESTY Glacial Frost M08083
MAJESTY Ferrari Rosso M07113
ARTISAN MAJESTY 7 Rosso M04775
NOMAC MAJESTY Timeworn Matte Silver M06246
MAJESTY Charred Silver Sparkle M08237
MAJESTY Dargie 3 M08360
MAJESTY Gremlin Green M0????
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Ball Family Reserve. Like the other guys have said, they make limited production guitars, and they use the finest quality woods and materials.
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