Sterling by Music Man - James Valentine JV60 Trans Buttermilk
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The Sterling by Music Man James Valentine JV60 is a sleek guitar designed for players looking for style and versatility. Inspired by the talented guitarist from Maroon 5, it combines a timeless design with great tonal flexibility, perfect for exploring different styles. Whether you're on stage or in the studio, it offers playing comfort and presence that won't go unnoticed.
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Presentation
The Sterling by Music Man James Valentine JV60 Trans Buttermilk is a true gem for guitar lovers, designed in partnership with the famous Maroon 5 guitarist, James Valentine. Its design combines modern and vintage with a swamp ash body and a Trans Buttermilk colorway that is sure to catch the eye. But don't let its chic looks fool you, this guitar is not only beautiful, it is also designed to offer impressive sonic versatility.
In terms of sound, the JV60 is efficient: a humbucker in the neck position for a nice warmth, and a single coil in the bridge position for clear and punchy highs. The 3-position selector allows you to explore a palette of sounds that will delight both rock and blues fans. And for those who like to boost their signal without losing clarity, the little bonus? A 12 dB push-push boost to send the sauce when it is needed!
The roasted maple neck: it’s stable, durable and has a touch of character. With a 305 mm radius and a 42 mm nut width, it’s the right combo for optimal playing comfort, whether you’re stringing together chords or swinging through heartfelt solos.
To top it all off, this guitar is equipped with self-locking tuners, to stay in tune, even after wild bends. In short, the Sterling by Music Man James Valentine JV60 is not just a signature guitar, it’s a versatile playing tool, made for demanding and creative musicians, with just the right amount of class to shine on stage.
In terms of sound, the JV60 is efficient: a humbucker in the neck position for a nice warmth, and a single coil in the bridge position for clear and punchy highs. The 3-position selector allows you to explore a palette of sounds that will delight both rock and blues fans. And for those who like to boost their signal without losing clarity, the little bonus? A 12 dB push-push boost to send the sauce when it is needed!
The roasted maple neck: it’s stable, durable and has a touch of character. With a 305 mm radius and a 42 mm nut width, it’s the right combo for optimal playing comfort, whether you’re stringing together chords or swinging through heartfelt solos.
To top it all off, this guitar is equipped with self-locking tuners, to stay in tune, even after wild bends. In short, the Sterling by Music Man James Valentine JV60 is not just a signature guitar, it’s a versatile playing tool, made for demanding and creative musicians, with just the right amount of class to shine on stage.
Features
Type of guitar
Electric guitar
Body Type
Solid body
Number of strings
6
Body shape
ST-shape
Body material
Marsh ash
Tuning machine
Locking
Hardware color
Chrome
Number of frets
22
Nut width
42,00 mm (1,654")
Neck material
Maple
Fingerboard material
Maple
Scale length
648,00 mm (25,50")
Pickup type
Passives
Fingerboard radius
305 mm (12,00")
Cutaway
Yes
Bridge configuration
Vintage, 6 saddles
Pickguard color
Tortoise
Electronic
Active
String gauge
010 - 046
Instrument type
Electric guitar
Finish
See-through
Pickup setup
SH
Color
Cream
Assembly
Bolt-on neck
Artist
James Valentine
Other features
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Sterling by Music Man James Valentine JV60 Trans Buttermilk
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6-string electric guitar
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James Valentine Signature
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Color: Trans Buttermilk
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Finish: Clear lacquer
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Pickguard: Tortoiseshell
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Hardware: Chrome
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Body: Swamp Ash
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Neck: Maple
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Fingerboard: Maple
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Scale (mm): 648 mm
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Radius: 305 mm
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Nut width: 42 mm
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Number of frets: 22
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Type of fret: Thin
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Inlays: Black dot
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Bridge/tailpiece: Semi-rigid
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Electronics: Active
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Number of pickups: 2
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Bridge pickup: Sterling single coil
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Neck pickup: Sterling humbucker
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Controls: Volume, Tone
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Selector: 5-position
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Machine heads: Self-locking
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Original strings: Ernie Ball Regular Slinky 2221
To find out more...
James Valentine is best known as the lead guitarist for Maroon 5, one of the most successful pop-rock acts of the 21st century. Born in 1978 in Lincoln, Nebraska, Valentine began playing guitar at a young age, influenced by artists such as Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Before joining Maroon 5, he played in various bands, including Square and Reel Big Fish, developing his distinctive style that blended rock, funk, and pop. His encounter with the members of Maroon 5 in 2001 marked a turning point in his musical career.
Maroon 5, originally formed as Kara's Flowers in 1994, took a fresh start with Valentine joining their ranks. The band enjoyed a meteoric rise to fame with the release of their first album as Maroon 5, Songs About Jane (2002). The album, which was largely driven by the hit singles "This Love" and "She Will Be Loved," helped establish the band on the world stage. James Valentine's guitar style, which combined funky grooves with catchy rhythms, helped define Maroon 5's unique sound.
Over the years, Valentine has become a mainstay of Maroon 5's sound, bringing elements of rock and pop to their compositions. He has also distinguished himself by his versatility, able to switch from clean, melodic guitar lines to more aggressive riffs, depending on the needs of the song. This adaptability has been essential to the evolution of the band, which has remained relevant throughout its albums, from It Won't Be Soon Before Long (2007) to V (2014) to Hands All Over (2010).
Alongside Maroon 5, James Valentine is also a musician involved in solo projects and collaborations with other artists, exploring various musical genres. His contribution to the band has been essential in maintaining their status as a must-have pop-rock band, and his guitar playing continues to inspire a new generation of musicians.
Maroon 5, originally formed as Kara's Flowers in 1994, took a fresh start with Valentine joining their ranks. The band enjoyed a meteoric rise to fame with the release of their first album as Maroon 5, Songs About Jane (2002). The album, which was largely driven by the hit singles "This Love" and "She Will Be Loved," helped establish the band on the world stage. James Valentine's guitar style, which combined funky grooves with catchy rhythms, helped define Maroon 5's unique sound.
Over the years, Valentine has become a mainstay of Maroon 5's sound, bringing elements of rock and pop to their compositions. He has also distinguished himself by his versatility, able to switch from clean, melodic guitar lines to more aggressive riffs, depending on the needs of the song. This adaptability has been essential to the evolution of the band, which has remained relevant throughout its albums, from It Won't Be Soon Before Long (2007) to V (2014) to Hands All Over (2010).
Alongside Maroon 5, James Valentine is also a musician involved in solo projects and collaborations with other artists, exploring various musical genres. His contribution to the band has been essential in maintaining their status as a must-have pop-rock band, and his guitar playing continues to inspire a new generation of musicians.
