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AXL guitars float on the swelled sea of budget-friendly instruments. But players in the know don't buy them solely based on price—it's their distinctive tones that make them so desirable.
New to the AXL lineup is the Marquee MJZ, obviously inspired by classic Sixties-era guitars like the Jaguar and Jazzmaster. On the face of it, the Marquee MJZ seems utterly simple and straightforward: a comfortable and slim C-shaped neck, a solid alder body, a maple neck with 21 vintage-size frets, and a six-screw tremolo. But strike one note, experience the beaming acoustic resonance, and you'll instantly realize that specs don't always tell the whole story.
