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Up for sale, a 2010 Ernie Ball Music Man Luke II in near mint condition and in perfect working order, complete with a hardshell case. Finished in Luke Blue, this second iteration of Music Man's Steve Lukather signature model is loaded with an HSS EMG pickup set.
Tonewoods include an alder body, figured maple neck, and 22 fret slab rosewood fingerboard, and the EMG pickups offer a broad, articulate range of tones. The 85 bridge position humbucker is a powerful pickup with exceptional tone and versatility. The Alnico magnets provide a muscular growl and smooth lead tones well-suited to everything from the blues to the most extreme metal. The SLV single coils in the middle and neck positions are similar to the SAV pickup, offering increased coil windings for a meatier tone. Flat Alnico V pole pieces (not a bar) are hidden under the solid cover, and the pole pieces' proximity to the strings delivers more output and punchier attack. The Luke II weighs 7lbs 12oz, professionally setup here at Mike & Mike's Guitar Bar with 10-46 strings, low action and spot-on intonation.
The maple neck has a soft V-shaped profile carve with faintly rolled fretboard edges, measuring .845" deep at the 1st fret and .945" at the 12th. The neck profile has Music Man's proprietary gunstock oil and hand-rubbed special wax blend, highlighting birdseye figuring in the maple that extends the length of the profile. The rosewood slab fretboard has a 12" radius, and the wide, low profile fretwire is flawless, playing cleanly up the straight neck and 25 1/2" scale. The compensated nut measures 1 5/8" in width, and the headstock features Schaller M6 locking tuning machines that offer ideal stability.
All of the electronics function flawlessly, with the EMG pickup set governed by a five-way pickup selector switch and Master Volume and Tone knobs. The two-point Music Man vibrato has hardened steel saddles and a very smooth response for quick flutters and deeper dives. The chrome plating on the hardware has plenty of shine, with very faint surface patina across saddles and on the pop-in vibrato arm. The Luke Blue gloss finish is extremely well-kept, and cosmetic wear is limited to one ding on the lower bout edge on top, a small split at one of the mounting holes on the metal neck plate, and just a few additional absolutely tiny marks on the body as a whole. The finish on the neck profile is flawless.
A modern molded hardshell case is included.
Tonewoods include an alder body, figured maple neck, and 22 fret slab rosewood fingerboard, and the EMG pickups offer a broad, articulate range of tones. The 85 bridge position humbucker is a powerful pickup with exceptional tone and versatility. The Alnico magnets provide a muscular growl and smooth lead tones well-suited to everything from the blues to the most extreme metal. The SLV single coils in the middle and neck positions are similar to the SAV pickup, offering increased coil windings for a meatier tone. Flat Alnico V pole pieces (not a bar) are hidden under the solid cover, and the pole pieces' proximity to the strings delivers more output and punchier attack. The Luke II weighs 7lbs 12oz, professionally setup here at Mike & Mike's Guitar Bar with 10-46 strings, low action and spot-on intonation.
The maple neck has a soft V-shaped profile carve with faintly rolled fretboard edges, measuring .845" deep at the 1st fret and .945" at the 12th. The neck profile has Music Man's proprietary gunstock oil and hand-rubbed special wax blend, highlighting birdseye figuring in the maple that extends the length of the profile. The rosewood slab fretboard has a 12" radius, and the wide, low profile fretwire is flawless, playing cleanly up the straight neck and 25 1/2" scale. The compensated nut measures 1 5/8" in width, and the headstock features Schaller M6 locking tuning machines that offer ideal stability.
All of the electronics function flawlessly, with the EMG pickup set governed by a five-way pickup selector switch and Master Volume and Tone knobs. The two-point Music Man vibrato has hardened steel saddles and a very smooth response for quick flutters and deeper dives. The chrome plating on the hardware has plenty of shine, with very faint surface patina across saddles and on the pop-in vibrato arm. The Luke Blue gloss finish is extremely well-kept, and cosmetic wear is limited to one ding on the lower bout edge on top, a small split at one of the mounting holes on the metal neck plate, and just a few additional absolutely tiny marks on the body as a whole. The finish on the neck profile is flawless.
A modern molded hardshell case is included.
