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Brand New "Minarik Inferno Cherub Mirror Ball" with FREE custom Hard shell Case.

This is truly an amazing guitar, but don't take my word for it. You should read the Guitar Player Magazine review.

That's why it won a Guitar Player Magazine editor's Pick Award.

The shattered mirror on this guitar is a real hand inlaid shattered mirror. Not a fake acrylic job.

It looks absolutely amazing on stage and it sounds like no other guitar you can buy today.

There are tone chambers placed throughout the entire body, including inside the flame tongues, which give the guitar excellent resonance and sustain.

The action is perfectly low and the frets are pristine.

Minarik Guitars founder M.E. Minarik, received an endorsement under 3rd generation master guitar designer Bernie Rico, Sr. of B.C. Rich fame. Mr. Minarik is responsible for the BC RICH Goddess Warlock, Poseidon exclusive, India Twin double neck and twilight serenade acoustic. With the help of Thorn Custom Inlay and B.C. Rich, these guitars established Mr. Minarik as a force to be reckoned with in the field of electric and acoustic guitars.

"There is a rich heritage surrounding guitar building that lives and breathes quality craftmanship, uncompromised tone and a stunning visual allure that is legendary...

From start to finish each individual guitar recieves the finest workmanship, using only the most select ingredients, to give you a guitar that is truly legengdary. The art of guitar building shines brightly here at Minarik Guitars.

One guitar at a time..."

Sincerely,
M.E. Minarik, CEO Minarik Guitars

Minarik Inferno
Tested By Mark Watson

"If you built a fortress from copies of Dante's The Divine Comedy, you'd almost have a stronghold as huge as the mammoth Inferno. Well, not really—but this Texas-sized, flame-sculptured, ornate guitar will definitely bring all eyes toward the stage when you sling it across your shoulder. In spite of its mass, however, the Inferno is surprisingly light—a quality that's mainly due to the use of tone chambers placed throughout the entire body, including inside the flame tongues. And the shape of those flame tongues is no accident, either, as the manufacturer states the flames are cut thicker and closer together on the bass side to enhance lows, and thinner and farther apart on the treble side to elicit “angel like” highs from the top three strings. The Inferno also balances well whether you're sitting or standing.

Instant Gratification
Minarik Inferno

Who's it for?
Any player who craves to be noticed while sounding incredible.
Kudos
Amazing tone and playability. Rock-solid Tone Pros bridge and tailpiece.
Editors' Pick Award

The Inferno sounds as spectacular as it looks. Acoustically, the tone is lively and resonant, and, when plugged in, the Duncan Distortion and Duncan Jazz pickups provide absolutely wonderful clean and dirty tones. The bridge-position Distortion yields some of the fattest, yet articulate sounds I've ever heard, and the neck-position Jazz covers every vibe from snappy and aggressive to smoky and mellow. Played cleanly or at moderate overdrive levels, sparkling roots tones abound and you can easily coax this baby into spasms of controllable feedback when you pump up the volume and saturation levels.

The Inferno is a joy to play. You can brutalize the strings without risking squashed timbres, fretting out is non-existent, and the Tone Pros bridge ensures excellent sustain and spot-on intonation. The frets are meticulously trimmed and polished—not a burr or nick to be found—but while the inlays are beautiful and complex, they do have a little more epoxy around them than I'd like to see. The Inferno's midnight-black finish is flawless on the top and back, but there are also some fairly rough areas inside the intricate flame tongues.

Its few cosmetic glitches aside, the Inferno offers unforgettable looks, stunning sounds and custom-style-for-low-bucks value. This sonically versatile, 100 percent rock and roll guitar is totally deserving of an Editors' Pick Award."