Cutlass by Music Man Jason Richardson Signature Cutlass HT 7 2024 - 2025 - Venetian Red

No trades. If shipping to be less than what is listed, reverb will adjust the shipping price so that you were not overcharged or undercharged. It will be shipping from zip code 37664 if you want to do some math on the shipping. Shoot me a message with info of where you are located and I will get an exact shipping costs and adjust the price before purchase, so you dont overpay. i take good care of my customers.

Shipping or local pick up in East Tn, Southwest Virginia, or Western Norrh Carolina. Guitar is in phenomenal shape and plays amazingly. it comes with an awesome gig bag that is very protective. I currently have the Floyd Rose bridge blocked off because I tend to tune low and it can mess when the tuning when going really low . If you want the Floyd Rose back in action, I’ll take the blocker out and have my local guitar guy make sure it’s all set up. This is a very guitar versatile when it comes getting the sound for your preferred genre of music,

Few contemporary guitarists in the rock and metal scenes can match the diversity of Jason Richardson’s musical résumé. He's worked alongside acts that include Born of Osiris, Chelsea Grin, All Shall Perish, Polyphia, Veil of Maya, and All That Remains, where he currently takes the helm as lead guitarist. Coupled with his extensive solo career, the common denominator is heavy, technical, brutal riffage, and Sterling by Music Man answered the call for a signature model tailored for seven strings of tonal terror. MThe Richardson7 is loaded with locking tuners, a Modern Tremolo, and high-output humbuckers to deliver searing sizzle, with a push-push volume boost and coil-tap tone controls to extend your dynamic range and add sonorous sustain. A poplar burl-topped alder body is secured to a roasted maple neck and rosewood fingerboard, delivering a sonic profile with a loaded low end and crisp highs.

• At last fret: 2.60” (66 mm)  

Approx body width: ~12.75” – 13”

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• Nut width (1.95”) → slightly wider than many 7-strings (some are ~1.87”)

• Last fret (2.60”) → gives you more room wefor tapping/sweep picking
• Body width (~13”) → basically Strat-sized, not oversize
  
• Feels wide but controlled, not “baseball bat wide”thank you

• The 16” flat radius + width combo = very fast, technical feel

• At last fret: 2.60” (66 mm)  

Approx body width: ~12.75” – 13”

. 
• Nut width (1.95”) → slightly wider than many 7-strings (some are ~1.87”)

• Last fret (2.60”) → gives you more room wefor tapping/sweep picking
• Body width (~13”) → basically Strat-sized, not oversize
  
• Feels wide but controlled, not “baseball bat wide”

• Thank youThe 16” flat radius + width combo = very fast, technical feel

• At nut: 1.95” (49.5 mm)  
• At last fret: 2.60” (66 mm)  

Approx body width: ~12.75” – 13”

. 
• Nut width (1.95”) → slightly wider than many 7-strings (some are ~1.87”)

• Last fret (2.60”) → gives you more room wefor tapping/sweep picking
• Body width (~13”) → basically Strat-sized, not oversize
  
• Feels wide but controlled, not “baseball bat wide”thank you

• The 16” flat radius + width combo = very fast, technical feel

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