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Suhr Custom Standard Trans Charcoal Burst s/n 43683
£3,799.00
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This Suhr Custom Standard in Trans Charcoal Burst is another great example of the continued high-quality work from Suhr.
With an Alder body and a lush Flame Maple top, its tonally superior, light weight and beautifully poised for action. With arm, hand and tummy contours this guitar is supremely comfortable, it offers great access right up the neck and handles just about any playing style without breaking a sweat.
The AAA Roasted Maple neck has a Satin finish which provides the smooth feel of natural wood as well as protection from moisture. With a 60s C vintage standard profile, rolled frets and a 9''-12'' radius this is a substantial but real comfortable guitar. The stainless steel frets offer great string bending potential and long lasting playability while the sculpted heel allows for great access right up the neck.
With the powerhouse pickup HHS combo, this guitar delivers monster tonal options. With an SSH+ humbucker and a duo of V60LP single coils this guitar is really versatile. The defining feature is the Suhr blower switch, a mod made popular by Guthrie Govan. Essentially its a switching system that allows you to switch from any pickup and tone selection directly to the bridge pickup, bypassing all controls. It gives you full volume tone without excessive wiring.
Tuning stability comes from a cracking Gotoh 510 tremolo, it offers improved performance and reliability.
Complete with hardcase, this is one serious guitar!