I think Dropped Copper right?. What is the name of that color?
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I think Dropped Copper right?. What is the name of that color?

Dropped Copper is correct.. What is the name of that color?
Beautiful!Dazzler has arrived. Needs some adjustments and a string change ASAP but that will have to wait until this evening. Finish looks great in person. Here's a quick pic from my office.
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Cool vid of Dark Ray played clean only. Another amazing finish
Seeing it on video really highlights how cool it can lookThis is that finish I posted a few days ago. Such an unreal finish. I want it badly.
Seeing it on video really highlights how cool it can look
Cool vid of Dark Ray played clean only. Another amazing finish

The Darkray has some awesome finishes. I love Music Man’s sparkle finishes. Pictures don’t do them justice.
Seeing it on video really highlights how cool it can look
They use a smaller flake size. Probably because I’ve heard large flake is a huge PITA to work with and gets all over the booth.I always loved burst and naturals (still do!) but then I finally saw a Musicman sparkle finish in person - a Charcoal Sparkle. I don't think I ever saw a gray that I'd describe as "vibrant" until then. I've seen one other Sparkle finish, a teal color that I forgot the name of, and was equally blown away. Like you said, pictures couldn't do them justice.
I don't think the Musicman sparkle finishes are in general as "sparkly" as G&L's Marty Bell metal flake finishes, but I think the specific colors they've been using with their sparkle finishes are what makes the impact. My Big Al is technically a metallic finish (Metallic Candy Red), not a sparkle, but the red they used for it comes alive as a metallic. I once owned a Candy Apple Red Jazz that looked really nice, but it was much more subdued as a standard finish than my Big Al.
I always loved burst and naturals (still do!) but then I finally saw a Musicman sparkle finish in person - a Charcoal Sparkle. I don't think I ever saw a gray that I'd describe as "vibrant" until then. I've seen one other Sparkle finish, a teal color that I forgot the name of, and was equally blown away. Like you said, pictures couldn't do them justice.
I don't think the Musicman sparkle finishes are in general as "sparkly" as G&L's Marty Bell metal flake finishes, but I think the specific colors they've been using with their sparkle finishes are what makes the impact. My Big Al is technically a metallic finish (Metallic Candy Red), not a sparkle, but the red they used for it comes alive as a metallic. I once owned a Candy Apple Red Jazz that looked really nice, but it was much more subdued as a standard finish than my Big Al.
Great finish, I love it. Pix don't do justice..Dazzler has arrived. Needs some adjustments and a string change ASAP but that will have to wait until this evening. Finish looks great in person. Here's a quick pic from my office.
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They don’t, but I’m going to keep tryingGreat finish, I love it. Pix don't do justice..