Chris McQueen (Snarky Puppy) just played the prototype of his signature AJ, dropping 2027
Chris McQueen (Snarky Puppy) just played the prototype of his signature AJ, dropping 2027
Chris McQueen (Snarky Puppy) just played the prototype of his signature AJ, dropping 2027
John Page (Fender Custom Shop co-founder) just dropped a baritone collection built on a pretty clever idea: instead of redesigning the body for a longer scale, they kept the AJ and DL bodies completely identical and put all the engineering into the neck. 27" scale, 23 frets, same balance and ergonomics as the standard models. They're designed to feel as familiar as possible so you can get inspired the second you pick one up, not spend your time re-adjusting your form.
The launch video features Chris McQueen (Snarky Puppy) on the AJ and Matt Muehling (Kill Tony) on the DL, both playing and talking about how it feels coming from a standard scale.
$4,495, same price as the standard AJ/DL models.