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Birdseye. 5A Birdseye. All seeing. All knowing -- But, Roasted Birdseye. No longer can see. Sounds painful. Poor bird.
This Suhr Standard in Transparent Blue with it's beautiful 5A Roasted Birdseye Maple Neck is a keeper.
I'm gonna keep it! -- No - boss said no. Gotta sell it. ;/
Swamp ash and quilt maple body and top for tone and beauty - and as mentioned, a gorgeous stable beauty of a neck - sporting a satin finish on a sleek even C neck profile with a compound radius and rolled stainless steel frets. It's as if someone at Suhr thought the neck LOOK and FEEL were important - and they went to town. They always go to town. Their necks, frets, fit and finish are always second to none.
Oh yeah - there's other stuff: Amazing Gotoh Tremolo, Suhr DSV and DSH humbuckers, Suhr V60LP Single Coil, Abalone for more flash - check out the specs - then get this in your belly! (Or next to your belly...).
Other specifications include:
- Swamp Ash body 2-piece
- Quilt Maple top 2-piece
- Arm, Hand, & Tummy body contours
- 5A Roasted Birdseye Maple neck 1-Piece
- Satin neck finish
- Even C-slim neck profile .800-.880
- 10"-14" Radius, standard roll
- Tusq nut
- 22 Medium stainless-steel frets
- Wilkinson WVS 130 - 2 Post, Locking Sa bridge
- 1.687" Nut width
- Chrome hardware
- Suhr locking tuners
- Vol, Tone, 5-way
- DSV pickup neck, black
- V60LP pickup middle, black
- DSH pickup bridge, black
- Inlay Abalone Logo
- Abalone Side & Face Dots
- Hard Case
- 7 lbs 7 oz
- #JS1U3F
For more information about the Suhr Standard, please contact us.
- Manufacturer
- Suhr
- Actual Weight
- 7.7
- Series
- Custom
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Birdseye. 5A Birdseye. All seeing. All knowing -- But, Roasted Birdseye. No longer can see. Sounds painful. Poor bird.
This Suhr Standard in Transparent Blue with it's beautiful 5A Roasted Birdseye Maple Neck is a keeper.
I'm gonna keep it! -- No - boss said no. Gotta sell it. ;/
Swamp ash and quilt maple body and top for tone and beauty - and as mentioned, a gorgeous stable beauty of a neck - sporting a satin finish on a sleek even C neck profile with a compound radius and rolled stainless steel frets. It's as if someone at Suhr thought the neck LOOK and FEEL were important - and they went to town. They always go to town. Their necks, frets, fit and finish are always second to none.
Oh yeah - there's other stuff: Amazing Gotoh Tremolo, Suhr DSV and DSH humbuckers, Suhr V60LP Single Coil, Abalone for more flash - check out the specs - then get this in your belly! (Or next to your belly...).
Other specifications include:
- Swamp Ash body 2-piece
- Quilt Maple top 2-piece
- Arm, Hand, & Tummy body contours
- 5A Roasted Birdseye Maple neck 1-Piece
- Satin neck finish
- Even C-slim neck profile .800-.880
- 10"-14" Radius, standard roll
- Tusq nut
- 22 Medium stainless-steel frets
- Wilkinson WVS 130 - 2 Post, Locking Sa bridge
- 1.687" Nut width
- Chrome hardware
- Suhr locking tuners
- Vol, Tone, 5-way
- DSV pickup neck, black
- V60LP pickup middle, black
- DSH pickup bridge, black
- Inlay Abalone Logo
- Abalone Side & Face Dots
- Hard Case
- 7 lbs 7 oz
- #JS1U3F
For more information about the Suhr Standard, please contact us.
- Manufacturer
- Suhr
- Actual Weight
- 7.7
- Series
- Custom
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