Detail 01
Five-way lever switch
Accesses bridge and neck humbucker tones along with single-coil-like sounds in the in-between positions.

Independent shopping perspective
In Tobacco Sparkle, the Ernie Ball Music Man Valentine brings a wedge-shaped ash body, roasted figured maple neck, and two Music Man HT humbuckers to a right-handed solidbody platform. Its five-way lever switch moves between bridge and neck humbucker voices plus single-coil-like in-between options. Individual volume and tone controls sit alongside an adjustable gain boost, giving the player control from the guitar. The fixed hardtail bridge, compensated nut, and 22 stainless-steel frets round out a design created with James Valentine.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Accesses bridge and neck humbucker tones along with single-coil-like sounds in the in-between positions.
Detail 02
Provides separate volume and tone controls plus an adjustable gain boost.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has dual Music Man HT humbuckers in an HH configuration.
Yes. The listed controls include an adjustable gain boost, individual volume, and individual tone.
No. The case is sold separately.
It has 22 stainless-steel frets.
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