electric · solidbody
St. Vincent
| Maker | Music Man |
|---|---|
| Origin | United States |
| Type | electric · solidbody |
| Introduced | 2015 |
| Price | USD 2999 (2026-09) |
| Maker founded | 1972 |
| Status | current |
The St. Vincent signature is a genuinely new body shape from Ernie Ball Music Man, designed with Annie Clark for players who want something other than a familiar classic.
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Why it matters
Most signature guitars are established shapes with different pickups; the St. Vincent is a new silhouette, which is why it has outlasted the usual signature cycle. The line runs from import versions up to the US-built Music Man models, with several pickup configurations and finishes across the range. Pricing puts it against other US-built instruments rather than against value imports, so the decision is usually about the design first.
Note
Annie Clark's ultra-light contoured design; a genuine new shape that stuck.
Specifications
- Scale length: 648 mm (25.512 in)
- Neck shape: unknown
Before you buy
- The shape divides opinion in person even more than in photographs
- Pickup configuration and finish change the price substantially
- Music Man sells direct alongside dealers, which limits discounting
Other opinions
One video is one opinion. These are the other videos for this entry, most-viewed first. The order is the view count, not a ranking of ours.
Reverb · 2018-07 · 42,122 views
“Vincent signature model fully equipped with dual-humbuckers.”
Playing the St. Vincent HH signature through clean and dirty amps.
Brett Kingman · 2016-10 · 32,363 views
“I seized a chance to spend some time with an Ernie Ball Music Man St Vincent today, brand new, straight out of the box.”
A first jam on the Music Man St. Vincent.