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DREAM THEATER's JOHN PETRUCCI Introduces New Signature Guitar: JP16 (Video)

January 22, 2016

DREAM THEATER's John Petrucci spoke to Guitar World magazine at this year's NAMM show in Anaheim, California about his new JP16 "Majesty" signature guitar from Ernie Ball Music Man. Check out the footage below.

Petrucci’s relationship with Ernie Ball Music Man dates back to 1999, when the famed guitarist and the Ernie Ball design team collaborated on the very first John Petrucci signature model. The long-running line of guitars have been worldwide fan favorites and 2016 marks the latest in the series.

John says: "Ernie Ball Music Man, to me, is more than just guitars. It's the love and support of the Ball family, the dedication to art, design, and the commitment to innovation and engineering.

"Throughout my 16 years with Ernie Ball Music Man, the evolution of the models in my JP signature line are a testament to those values. As I evolve as a musician, so do my guitars and my aim is to preserve the amazing features and specs of previous models that have been road and studio tested over the years, while also offering unique and exciting features in pursuit of developing new creative tools for myself and players around the world."

Regarding the JP16 "Majesty", Petrucci states: "This awesome collaboration between myself, Sterling and the Ernie Ball Music Man engineers is is what keeps us moving forward, pushing the envelope of new possibilities and it’s one of the things I value most about our long standing relationship. This guitar is truly amazing on all levels."

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