Is today a NGD? It Suhr is!

[Nitrobattery]

.....sorry for the dad joke.


Anyway, I tried a Suhr for the first time a few weeks ago, and the experience pretty much ruined my life. Needless to say, after a few weeks of torment...here's my new Classic Pro S.

Really digging it a lot. I have a bunch of 'metal' guitars, but needed a good S style guitar in the arsenal. This more than does the trick. I love the SSV bridge pickup, and while the V70's sound great, I sort of fell in love with the ML's that were in the Classic Antique that I tried. I just didn't want the nitro. I may swap them out later on down the road. We'll see. Anyway, here are some pictures with it and my other adult guitar...which I'm about to drop a Suhr Aldrich set into.

 

[Bankim]

Congrats on the NGD.. I almost pulled the trigger on a Suhr Satin couple of years back, which I should have. Suhr GAS is eating me up

 

[gag halfrunt]

Congrats!

 

[screamingdaisy]

Looks good.

Metal is good... but sometimes it's nice to back off the throttle.

 

[Agileguy_101]

Gorgeous guitar. I've never tried a Suhr that wasn't fantastic.

 

[guitar4jesus]

Congrats!

 

[Nitrobattery]

Thanks guys. The hardest part of buying one of these....is deciding which Suhr you'll get next.

 

[bandit2013]

Does that model have the ilitch coil on the back? http://www.ilitchelectronics.com/product/bpncs-suhr/

 

[Nitrobattery]

Suhr used to use the ilitch system, but have since come up with their own proprietary noiseless system. I haven't tried the Ilitch system, but the Suhr system is incredible. The singlecoils are dead quiet.

 

[elpingua]

Berrry Nissseee....I like

 

[Nitrobattery]

They're multiplying. The gold JM Pro just showed up.

 

[caseyshallcross]

Lovely pair you have there! My only current Suhr exposure is their pickups. Threw some in my CE-24 and love them so far. Just can't seem to find any locally when the timing is right.

 

[Nitrobattery]

...and more

Added a Suhr Modern Antique and a PT-100

 

[Brad117]

You're freaking me out with that gold one. First pic shows three knobs, next pic shows two. Either way, that is a gorgeous guitar.

Suhr junky here as well. I started off about three or four years ago with my first classic antique. Loved it so much, I had an identical (except different color) one made. Suhr had changed the classic antique the year after I bought mine, and I wanted a 2nd one that was the same. Several months ago I picked up a used (though might as well have been new) Alt T pro. Fantastic guitar. One thing that has me hooked on these guitars, aside from the fantastic tone and playability of course, is the stainless frets. I got so tired of needing fret jobs every 3 or 4 yrs on my nickle fret guitars. My Suhrs show no sign of fret wear what-so-ever.

 

[Nitrobattery]

For sure. It's kind of hard going back to playing anything else once you get your hands on these things.

The gold JM shipped with a volume/tone/tone routed pickguard, but I had a custom guard made at Suhr with a master volume and tone in the traditional tone 1 and tone 2 positions to get the volume knob out of the way a little. It's also loaded with raw nickel Suhr Aldrich pickups instead of SSV's. It's a super cool guitar, but it's actually for sale. The JM body style just isn't for me. A Classic T will replace it.