Suhr Modern (Bahama Blue)

http://www.nstuffmusic.com/p-7952-suhr-modernbb-modern-bahama-blue.aspx

SPECIFICATIONS:

Guitar Model: Modern
Body Wood: Basswood w/ 3/16 Quilt Maple Top
Neck Wood: Maple w Maple Fingerboard
Neck Back Shapes: Modern Elliptical .780 - .830 10" - 14"R
Nut: Floyd
Frets: Heavy SS
Bridge: Gotoho Flyod - Recessed
Nut Width: 1.650
Hardware Color: Chrome
Gears: Sperzel Locking
Pickguard: No Pickguard - Rear Rout
Electronics: Volume Tone 5-Way
Input Jack: Side Jack
Knobs: Chrome
Neck Pickup: JST Aldrich Humbucker Black
Bridge Pickup: JST Aldrich Humbucker Black
Finish: Trans Bahama Blue
Abalone Face, Side Dots
Other Options: Scraped Binding
String Gauge: .009 - .042
INCLUDES CUSTOM HARDSHELL FORM-FIT CASE

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Suhr Modern
• Suhr Electric Guitars
• Suhr Guitars
• John Suhr Guitars

[altemu]

orgasmic guitar!!!!! they produce this great axe also with reverse headstock???

[NstuffMusic]

@altemu Suhr will build you a guitar in whatever configuration you want! SO you could get this with a reverse headstock.

[NstuffMusic]

It is a 1/4 sawn maple neck with stainless steel frets..

[MrJoep87]

great vid - just one question though; in pictures i've seen this colour looks a lot brighter and more vibrant - it kinda looks quite 'grey' looking here in comparison- is this the case or is it just the video? Cheers!

[NstuffMusic]

@MrJoep87 No it does not have any Grey to it. It's just the video sorry.

[altemu]

@NstuffMusic thank you very much!!!!

[guitardario83]

What kind of wood is used for the neck???

[MrWilly2204]

Mark, after watching you demo so many guitars and amps (not so much for the gear, but the pleasure of listening to you play), I'm curious what your favorite or personal guitar amp combo is.

[ynotalutok]

great player - good guy - nice feel for the guitar - nice to see/hear limited shredding and more music coming from some hands! 

[ArielsSmartyPants]

@nezmaster1 Yeah, this is a sweet guitar, I guess I just imagine a push pull pot on the volume and tone, being neck and bridge pickups respectively, thus giving you all combinations. It seems you're only missing bridge + neck/coil tapped. How often would I "use" that feature, who knows? :)