2022 Fender 30th Anniversary Screamadelica Stratocaster #MX22030714
Serial: MX22030714
Weight: 7 lbs 12 oz
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The Suhr Alt T in Olympic White is a modern reimagining of vintage T-style guitars, combining classic aesthetics with cutting-edge craftsmanship and versatility. Its chambered alder body and alder top deliver a resonant, lightweight feel, accentuated by an elegant F-hole that nods to timeless semi-hollow designs. The Olympic White finish, paired with a tortoise shell shorty pickguard, radiates a refined yet understated vibe, while the hand-only contour ensures exceptional comfort and playability.
The maple neck and fretboard, coated in a smooth satin finish with a vintage tint, offer a buttery playing experience. Featuring a 60's C vintage medium profile (.830" - .950") and a compound 9"-12" radius, it accommodates everything from chord work to high-speed solos with ease. The medium stainless-steel frets and Suhr's signature fingerboard roll provide unparalleled durability and comfort, while the Tusq nut and Suhr locking tuners ensure rock-solid tuning stability.
At its heart, the Alt T boasts a pair of SSV Raw Nickel pickups, delivering a perfect blend of warmth, clarity, and bite. The 5-way blade switch unlocks an expansive tonal palette, allowing players to move effortlessly between vintage twang and modern versatility. Anchored by a Wilkinson 3-saddle chopped T bridge, this guitar combines sustain, intonation precision, and classic aesthetics.
From its chrome hardware to its thoughtfully crafted contours, the Suhr Alt T is a true workhorse that bridges the gap between tradition and innovation. It's built for players who demand premium tone, style, and performance in every note.
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For more information about the Suhr Alt T, please contact us.
The Suhr Alt T in Olympic White is a modern reimagining of vintage T-style guitars, combining classic aesthetics with cutting-edge craftsmanship and versatility. Its chambered alder body and alder top deliver a resonant, lightweight feel, accentuated by an elegant F-hole that nods to timeless semi-hollow designs. The Olympic White finish, paired with a tortoise shell shorty pickguard, radiates a refined yet understated vibe, while the hand-only contour ensures exceptional comfort and playability.
The maple neck and fretboard, coated in a smooth satin finish with a vintage tint, offer a buttery playing experience. Featuring a 60's C vintage medium profile (.830" - .950") and a compound 9"-12" radius, it accommodates everything from chord work to high-speed solos with ease. The medium stainless-steel frets and Suhr's signature fingerboard roll provide unparalleled durability and comfort, while the Tusq nut and Suhr locking tuners ensure rock-solid tuning stability.
At its heart, the Alt T boasts a pair of SSV Raw Nickel pickups, delivering a perfect blend of warmth, clarity, and bite. The 5-way blade switch unlocks an expansive tonal palette, allowing players to move effortlessly between vintage twang and modern versatility. Anchored by a Wilkinson 3-saddle chopped T bridge, this guitar combines sustain, intonation precision, and classic aesthetics.
From its chrome hardware to its thoughtfully crafted contours, the Suhr Alt T is a true workhorse that bridges the gap between tradition and innovation. It's built for players who demand premium tone, style, and performance in every note.
Other specifications include:
For more information about the Suhr Alt T, please contact us.
Yes, this is the actual guitar you’re looking at – not a generic stock photo! We take the time to individually photograph each and every guitar we sell so that you know exactly what you’re getting. From the grain of the wood to the unique finish and subtle character marks, what you see in the photo is the very guitar that will be shipped to your door. No surprises, no guesswork – just full transparency and confidence in your purchase.
Serial: MX22030714
Weight: 7 lbs 12 oz
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