John Suhr has been building highly modified Classic S guitars for legendary award winning Jazz and Blues guitarist Scott Henderson since 1991. When John started Suhr Guitars twenty years ago, Scott was his first endorser. After building a number of iterations over the years, John and Scott have honed Scott’s particular guitar specs to what they are today and now we are making Scott’s Signature guitar available to everyone.

NECK PROFILE D SHAPE
Measures .800″-.880″ with a 1.650″ nut width.

FRETS JUMBO NICKEL
Measures .057″x.110″.

SSCII Silent Single Coil System II
Traditional single coil tone without the 60 cycle hum.
No battery required.

SUHR LOCKING TUNERS
Proprietary Suhr locking tuners provide improved tuning stability, easy string changes, and an 18:1 gear ratio.

PICKUPS
Suhr V63+ single coil pickups.
“Not-hot” bridge pickup.
Alnico 5 “Special” magnets.

MODIFIED BRIDGE
Every detail is here, from the thicker and shorter steel tremolo arm, to painstakingly drilling the six mounting screw holes bigger, and installing the mounting screws in a way that makes the bridge stay exceptionally in tune.

Specifications:

• Body Shape: Classic S
  
• Body Finish: Gloss
  
• Body Wood: Lightweight Alder
  
• Neck Wood: Roasted Maple
  
• Neck Finish: Satin
  
• Fingerboard Wood: Indian Rosewood
  
• Neck Back Shape: D Shape .800"-.880"
  
• Fingerboard Radius: 16"
  
• Frets: Jumbo Nickel (.057"x.110")
  
• Nut: 1.650" Tusq
  
• Headstock: Laser Engraved Scott Henderson Signature
  
• Bridge Pickup: V63+ (not hot) - Aged Green
  
• Middle Pickup: V63+ - Aged Green
  
• Neck Pickup: V63+ - Aged Green
  
• SSCII: Equipped
  
• Tuning Machines: Suhr Locking
  
• Bridge:    Modified Fender® Six Screw Bridge (includes custom made steel block and shortened steel tremolo arm)
  
• Color: Chrome
  
• Tremolo Cavity Cover: No Cavity Cover, No Screw Holes
  
• Knobs: Aged Green
  
• Case: Hardshell Black
  
• Tremolo Range: Tremolo is set to pull up a major third on the G string and approximately push down one octave on the A string. Wood is removed inside the tremolo cavity to allow for increased range.