Suhr Alt T, Sonic Blue
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Specifications
Model: Suhr Alt T, Right-Handed, 01-ALT-0022
Condition: Brand New
Country of Build: USA
Body
Body Wood: 2-Piece Alder
Top Wood: 2-Piece Alder
Body Contours: Hand Only
Body Top Color: Sonic Blue
Body Color: Sonic Blue
Body Finish / Aging: Gloss, N/A
Neck
Neck Wood: Maple
Neck Finish: Satin
Neck Tint / Aging: Tint, N/A
Neck Shape: 60's C Vintage Medium, .830" - .950"
Fingerboard
Fingerboard Wood: Indian Rosewood
Fingerboard Radius / Roll: 9" - 12", Standard Roll
Frets: 22 Stainless Steel Medium
Nut: 1.650", White Tusq
Inlays: Clay Face Dots
Side Dots: Clay
Headstock
Headstock: Original
Headstock Finish: Satin
Logo: Black Decal
Hardware
Bridge: Wilkinson 3-Saddle Chopped T, Chrome
Tuners: Suhr Locking, Chrome
Input Jack: Electrosocket, Chrome
Strap Button Color: Chrome
Electronics Mount: Control Plate
Pickguard: Tortoise Shell, Classic T Shorty
Tremolo Cavity Cover: None
Knobs: Chrome
Electronics
Neck Pickup: SSV Neck, Raw Nickel
Bridge Pickup: SSV Bridge, Raw Nickel
Pickup Selector: 5-Way Blade, Black Barrel T-Style
Controls: Volume, Tone
Setup
Strings: .010 - .046
Case & Accessories
Case: G&G Hardcase
Shop Measurements
Weight: 6.995 lbs
Neck Thickness at 1st Fret: 0.86"
Neck Thickness at 12th Fret: 0.99"
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