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Suhr Classic Antque
Wasn't planning on buying a guitar.....especially an electric. I went all acoustic and have been pretty happy. I sold every thing "electric" about a year and a half ago. Haven't even held one in my hands in that time. I went to a local store in Pensacola yesterday, and saw this guitar hanging on the wall. I've owned a Suhr before and knew I had to at least play it. Suhr's are pretty rare around here. It is about two months old and plays great. Now I will have to buy a guitar cord and amp!
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Yup those Suhr's sure are nice.
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Suhr Classic Antque
Sweet! Like a modern take on Knopfler's classic red Strat
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Gibson ES-335 Studio 2016; Furch OM34sr 2015; Fender MiJ Geddy Lee Jazz bass, 2009; Taylor 414CE 2005; Guild D35 NT 1976; Fender MIM Classic 60s Tele 2008; Fender US Standard Strat 1992; G&L ASAT classic hollowbody 2005; Ibanez RG350MDX 2010(?); Ibanez Musician fretless, 1980s; Seymour Duncan Tube 84-40; Vox AC4TV; Ex-pat Brit in Sweden
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Very nice! I am a Suhr fan, I have a couple and they will not be leaving. -- Darwin
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Guitar so far is great. The heavy frets are different for me, but I now really appreciate them. They are not stainless and when time ever comes to have a re-fret, I will go SS with the same size fret. It requires a lighter touch especially between the 1st and 3rd frets. Almost has a scalloped feel, and if you use too much pressure the notes will go sharp. After an adjustment period I see now why some folks prefer bigger frets. I have been converted. I usually have buyers remorse after a compulsive buy, but I am glad I found this one.
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