Sterling by Music Man - Steve Lukather Luke LK100 Hazel Burst
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The Sterling by Music Man Luke LK100 Hazel Burst is a versatile guitar designed in collaboration with Steve Lukather, offering the perfect balance of style and performance. With its eye-catching design and smooth playability, it’s ideal for guitarists who enjoy exploring different musical styles. Its built-in boost and humbucking pickups allow you to achieve a wide variety of tones, whether you’re playing with or without effects.
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Presentation
The Sterling by Music Man Luke LK100 Hazel Burst is like Steve Lukather himself handing you the keys to his sonic universe. This signature guitar is a real gem for any musician looking to juggle different styles without having to change instruments every five minutes. With its nyatoh body and flamed maple top, it combines resonance and comfort. Add to that its beautiful Hazel Burst color with a glossy varnish finish, and you have a look that catches the eye as much as the ear. It's the ideal ally for those who like to shine as much in the studio as under the spotlight.
In terms of playability, the LK100 delivers. The roasted maple neck in a "V" shape is designed to be comfortable while remaining precise enough for your wild solos or your well-felt rhythms. And don't worry, the self-locking tuners are there to prevent your tuning from going on vacation in the middle of a song. The vintage tremolo bridge, meanwhile, adds just the right amount of flexibility for your vibrato effects without ever sacrificing stability.
Sound-wise, the LK100 Hazel Burst packs a punch. Two Sterling by Music Man humbucker pickups and a 5-way switch, all with an integrated 12 dB active boost, give you a nice range of tones for any style, from blues to metal. With this guitar, you can go from warm rhythms to sharp leads without batting an eyelid. In short, with the Luke LK100, you have an instrument that delivers on both sound and comfort, while having that little rock star side that doesn't hurt!
In terms of playability, the LK100 delivers. The roasted maple neck in a "V" shape is designed to be comfortable while remaining precise enough for your wild solos or your well-felt rhythms. And don't worry, the self-locking tuners are there to prevent your tuning from going on vacation in the middle of a song. The vintage tremolo bridge, meanwhile, adds just the right amount of flexibility for your vibrato effects without ever sacrificing stability.
Sound-wise, the LK100 Hazel Burst packs a punch. Two Sterling by Music Man humbucker pickups and a 5-way switch, all with an integrated 12 dB active boost, give you a nice range of tones for any style, from blues to metal. With this guitar, you can go from warm rhythms to sharp leads without batting an eyelid. In short, with the Luke LK100, you have an instrument that delivers on both sound and comfort, while having that little rock star side that doesn't hurt!
Features
Type of guitar
Electric guitar
Body Type
Solid body
Number of strings
6
Body shape
ST-shape
Body material
Nyatoh
Type of tuners
Locking
Hardware color
Chrome
Number of frets
22
Nut width
42,00 mm (1,654")
Neck material
Maple
Fingerboard material
Rosewood
Scale length
648,00 mm (25,50")
Top material
Flame
Pickup type
Passives
Fingerboard radius
305 mm (12,00")
Cutaway
Yes
Tremolo
Vintage
Bridge configuration
6 saddles, Vintage
Electronic
Active
String gauge
010 - 046
Instrument type
Electric guitar
Artist
Steve Lukather
Finish
Gloss polish
Pickup setup
HH
Color
Brown, Burst
Assembly
Bolt-on neck
Other features
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Sterling by Music Man Luke LK100 Hazel Burst
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6-string electric guitar
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Format: Stratocaster
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Steve Lukather signature
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Color: Hazel Burst
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Finish: Gloss varnish
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Hardware: Chrome
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Body: Nyatoh
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Top: Flamed maple
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Neck: Maple
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Neck shape: V
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Fingerboard: Rosewood
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Scale length (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: Fine
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Inlays: White dot
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Bridge/tailpiece: Vintage tremolo
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Electronics: Active
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Number of pickups: 2
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Bridge pickup: Sterling humbucker
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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...
Steve Lukather is an American guitarist, singer and songwriter, best known for his incredible versatility and his work as a member of the legendary rock band TOTO. Born in 1957 in Los Angeles, Lukather began his professional career at a young age, quickly becoming one of the most sought-after musicians on the studio scene in the 1970s. His ability to navigate different genres, from rock to jazz, pop and R&B, allowed him to participate in hundreds of recording sessions for musical greats such as Michael Jackson, Elton John and Paul McCartney.
In 1977, Steve Lukather co-founded the band TOTO with several friends and session musicians, including brothers Jeff and Steve Porcaro. TOTO quickly became an iconic band thanks to its ability to fuse various influences, including rock, funk, jazz and progressive music. The band achieved international success with their self-titled debut album, but their peak was with 1982's TOTO IV. The album, which featured the classics "Africa" and "Rosanna," garnered multiple Grammy Awards, including Best Album and Song of the Year for "Rosanna."
Throughout his career with TOTO, Lukather distinguished himself with his virtuoso guitar playing, characterized by melodic and technical solos, and his mastery of the studio. Outside of TOTO, he pursued a prolific solo career, releasing several albums that allowed him to explore a variety of styles and collaborate with renowned artists. His guitar playing has also been featured on some of the greatest albums in pop and rock history, including Michael Jackson's "Thriller."
Despite the many lineup changes over the decades, Steve Lukather remained a key member of TOTO, contributing to its musical identity and success. Today, TOTO continues to tour and produce music, adapting to changing musical trends while maintaining a loyal fanbase.
In 1977, Steve Lukather co-founded the band TOTO with several friends and session musicians, including brothers Jeff and Steve Porcaro. TOTO quickly became an iconic band thanks to its ability to fuse various influences, including rock, funk, jazz and progressive music. The band achieved international success with their self-titled debut album, but their peak was with 1982's TOTO IV. The album, which featured the classics "Africa" and "Rosanna," garnered multiple Grammy Awards, including Best Album and Song of the Year for "Rosanna."
Throughout his career with TOTO, Lukather distinguished himself with his virtuoso guitar playing, characterized by melodic and technical solos, and his mastery of the studio. Outside of TOTO, he pursued a prolific solo career, releasing several albums that allowed him to explore a variety of styles and collaborate with renowned artists. His guitar playing has also been featured on some of the greatest albums in pop and rock history, including Michael Jackson's "Thriller."
Despite the many lineup changes over the decades, Steve Lukather remained a key member of TOTO, contributing to its musical identity and success. Today, TOTO continues to tour and produce music, adapting to changing musical trends while maintaining a loyal fanbase.
