To Meet In Person
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NAMM 2025
Face-to-Face:
If there is any color that has the potential to make the biggest impact when actually seen in person, it may be Mystichrome.
We just thought how great it would be for people at the NAMM Show—and now here on our site—to be able to see Mystichrome up close and personal. To twist and turn it under the lights as they watch the shades shift from turquoise to blue to violet to purple (and everything in between) right before their very eyes.
Imagine, strapping into this magnificent Raven. A mere micro movement from the stage alters its color rendering, from angle to angle, from side to side. Many in the audience have not had the opportunity to experience anything quite like it.
Mystichrome was born from Ford Racing in 1996 and then re-introduced in 2004 on the Cobra Mustang. This finish has quickly become iconic and super-popular when an outstanding, ever-changing statement of color is desired.
Raven’s nimble Offset body cannot be overshadowed as its swooping lines, graceful angles, and Anderson ancestry make it the best Offset Guitar on Earth—and maybe even on other planets; if they are cool enough to actually play guitars there. But that is a tale for another time. Let’s just suffice to say that Raven is the most pleasing and playable Offset guitar ever. It is just so…Good.
This NAMMie, laid out with a P-series pickup in the neck and an HC-series in the bridge position, proposes a wide variety of 8 different tones that can be mixed and matched, all with a simple (don’t need to figure anything out) fast Big 3-Way toggle, and all super-musically rendered—but of course.
Raven in Mystichrome is headed to Huber & Breese Music in Fraser, Michigan—very close to the Motor City—home of Ford Motor Company. Now how fittingly perfect is that!?
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