Anyone here own/played a BFR Axis?

[RobW]

Anyone here own/played a BFR ASS?

since there's like what, six of them?

If so, any comments, thoughts, reviews? How does it compare to a standard ASS?

Man, the one at the top of the page here:

http://www.ernieball.com/forums/mus...mily-reserve-picture-thread-3.html#post419714



Edit:
And since there's only one Redwood BFR ASS hardtail (which looks pretty killer), how about a special BP commentary?

http://www.ernieball.com/forums/mus...mily-reserve-picture-thread-6.html#post425846

 

[Tone?]

yeah i would love to know how they sound compared to the basswood equivalents . Alder with a Mahogany tone block. Hmmmmm.....

Im totally curious on how that sounds...

 

[Colin]

I've played one but you can't buy them yet. 2008 is the year of the BFR (apparently)

 

[RobW]

I've played one but you can't buy them yet. 2008 is the year of the BFR (apparently)

And how did you like it? Any thoughts?

Then why are two of them listed as "In-Stock & ready to ship!" at Musician's Friend?

Buy Music Man Ball Family Reserve Koa Axis Super Sport Hardtail Electric Guitar

and

Music Man Axis Super Sport Hardtail Electric Guitar - Free Shipping, Lowest Prices on Solid Body Electric Guitars at Private Reserve Guitars

and the one that I mentioned at the top of the thread:

Buy Music Man Ball Family Reserve Koa Axis Super Sport Electric Guitar with Tremolo

Music Man Axis Super Sport Electric Guitar with Tremolo - Free Shipping, Lowest Prices on Solid Body Electric Guitars at Private Reserve Guitars

Destination - Musician's Friend DC


Contact - Private Reserve Guitars

(800)-391-8762

Serial # - G34920

DOB - 8-03-07

 

[Jimmyb]

Those are the really limited edition models. I think 6 were made, 3 hard tail and 3 trem versions.

 

[Tone?]

yeah but how did you like it????????????????????!!!


how did it differ?