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#unbox #Sterling #SUBAX4
That's what you can find in the box of these axes. No less no more.

Sterling guitars manufacture licensed Music Man replicas in Asia (this particular one in China, as far as I know on Cort's CNC machines) and they are awesome for the money. It has one of the best value-for-money ratios these days around the sub-$400 guitars category in my opinion.

The actual axe came shipped with proper neck and intonation setup, decent strings. The stock pickups are surprisingly good as well as the hardware in general. The tremolo system and this guitar overall stays in tune remarkably well. This trem drops only but it doesn't matter really. To me at least as I use this locking system for its stability and I don't use the whammy bar.

This guitar feels remarkably similar to my old '94 BlackMirra guitar that is said to be some sort of semi-official pre-OLP Music Man EVH replica from the early '90s, manufactured by ARIA / Korea according to the serial number. A comparison video is planned somewhere in the future, maybe it can reveal some interesting similarities and differences.

Soundtrack was composed by Tonka (Gareth Dolloway), actual track was recorded and produced by Andreas Wallström + NP. Link:

http://www.remix64.com/track/andreas-wallstroem-and-necropolo/blastin-64-0f-reasons-to-wake-up-screaming/

The guitar here was a stock Squier'51 that is also an amazing value guitar.