Flavio75th
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Hi everybody, a friend of mine is looking to purchase a Morse Darklord without the BFR shield on the fretboard, is it a standard series or every darklord is without exception a BFR?
Thanx
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Help! Are all Darklords BFR?
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xjbebop
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guitarp77
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Thats correct
1Lskynrdfan
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I'm considering purchasing a Y2d, I'd be interested to know if the Darklord Morse is a brighter version of Morse Y2D.
I do know it has a fatter neck. Does the fact that it is a BFR, are the woods used to make the guitar a higher grade than a standard version?
Didn't see the specs on the MM website, was it a limited run guitar? thank you!
I do know it has a fatter neck. Does the fact that it is a BFR, are the woods used to make the guitar a higher grade than a standard version?
Didn't see the specs on the MM website, was it a limited run guitar? thank you!
beej
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It is a limited edition, not something you can normally order from MM.
There isn't really a "higher grade" with MM instruments- they're all made with the same quality, fit & finish. Just different woods, features, etc. In the case of the Darklord, you have a different neck profile (chunkier), reverse headstock, and covers on the pickups. Other than that, you're basically looking at a Y2D.
There isn't really a "higher grade" with MM instruments- they're all made with the same quality, fit & finish. Just different woods, features, etc. In the case of the Darklord, you have a different neck profile (chunkier), reverse headstock, and covers on the pickups. Other than that, you're basically looking at a Y2D.
QuietSpike
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If your only complaint is the p-ups, why not swap them out? There are plenty of threads on here where people ask for p-up advice. You can always swap them back and sell it (read my signature before you commit to that course, though! 
). GL
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