BFR JP15 Baritone

Introducing the BFR JP15 Baritone limited edition guitar in Cherry Creamsicle.

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JP15 Baritone

Cherry Creamsicle

The limited edition Baritone JP15 in Cherry Creamsicle finish brings back a baritone John Petrucci model for the first time in over 10 years, and for the very first time in the JP15 lineup. Built with a 27.5" scale length and tuned A#–A#, it extends range and low-end authority while keeping the fast feel players expect from a JP. The alder body and quilted maple top provide a distinct tonal character compared to the standard JP15, while cream binding along the neck adds a touch of elegance. Outfitted with cream-colored DiMarzio Crunch Lab and Liquifire pickups, the Baritone JP15 balances clarity and punch across its extended register. Limited to 100 instruments worldwide, each comes with a tremolo backplate cover signed by John Petrucci, a Mono case, and a numbered certificate of authenticity.
JP15 Baritone Cherry Creamsicle

Limited to 100 pieces worldwide

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  • Exclusive Cherry Creamsicle Finish

    Features an alder body with a quilted maple top finished in a dark translucent red burst.

  • Roasted figured maple neck

    Bound roasted maple neck and fretboard with extended-range 27.5” scale length

  • Dimarzio Pickups

    The BFR JP15 Baritone is outfitted with Dimarzio Crunch Lab and Liquifire pickups.

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