• Jason Richardson (All That Remains, Born or Osiris, Chelsea Grin) Signature Guitar
• Pearl White Finish
• Bolt-on construction with 25.5" scale length (648 mm)
• Solid alder body
• Five-piece bolt-on roasted maple neck
• 24-fret rosewood fingerboard with Dot inlays
• Sterling by Music Man JR humbucker in neck position
• Sterling by Music Man JR humbucker in bridge position
• Coil split via push/push switch in the tone control
• Active 12 dB Boost via push/push switch in the volume control
• Sterling by Music Man Modern 2-Point Tremolo
• Sterling by Music Man Locking machine heads
  
• Includes Sterling by Music Man Deluxe gig bag
  

The Sterling by Music Man Jason Richardson Cutlass 7 Pearl White has been perfectly tailored to the demands of the virtuoso all-that-remains guitarist. Accordingly, the 7-string Signature electric guitar not only impresses with its unhindered playing characteristics but also with incredibly flexible sounds for virtuoso solos, brute riffs and playful cleans.

With its alder body in a handy cutlass design, the Sterling by Music Man Richardson 7 sits comfortably on the body. The large lower cutaway and the round neck foot also guarantee unhindered access to the 24th fret of the rosewood fingerboard. The five-piece bolt-on roasted maple neck with its flat, well-proportioned profile also offers comfortable playing characteristics. Last but not least, the elegant Pearl White Finish underlines the elegant look of the electric guitar.

The SBMM Richardson 7 causes a sensation on the guitar amp with two specially developed JR High Output pickups. From crystal-clear cleans and dynamic rhythm crunch to juicy high-gain solos, the electric guitar skillfully stages every sound idea with a lively response. In addition to the coil split for authentic single-coil sounds, the Richardson 7 also offers an active boost, which elicits the last bit of gain from the amp if desired. A 2-point tremolo and locking tuners also promise smooth and tuning-stable whammy bar action with the Jason Richardson Cutlass 7 from Sterling by Music Man.