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Sold Elsewhere: Suhr Modern Satin Flame
2020 Suhr Modern Satin Flame in natural with original case, case candy and shipping carton
I went into Guitar Guitar in Epsom, Aug 2020, to buy a 'Modern Guitar' ..I was thinking PRS CU24, but after trying 5 CU24s and 5 Moderns over a 3 hour marathon test session, this was the clear winner for playability, resonance, tone and overall 'fun to play factor'
This is a stunning and spotless guitar - it plays completely cleanly with the action at the 12th fret = 1.0mm and Relief at the 7th fret = 0.06"
It has Dunlop Straplocks fitted (originals in case) and a Thornbucker in place of the SSV in the neck (The SSV neck and TB neck are in essence pretty much the same pickup, but the TB has a coil offset to give it a bit more single coil-style bite)
Full specs on the sheet in the pics below
I'm selling because I'm fundamentally more of a vintage style guitar player and as good at this is, I am what I am, I guess and it's probably had a total of 5hrs play time since new, which is criminal
It's also the last of the 'modern' guitars that I got into that I'm selling, so make of that what you will...
These were £3,300 new from memory and sure, there are a couple still hanging about in shops for under 3k now, but bare in mind this was the pick of the bunch when they were freshly shipped, not the runt of the litter that's still left hanging about
With that in mind, I think this is a pretty fare price for what it is
Guitar available to try in Dorking, Surrey or I'll ship in the original carton at cost
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The answer was never 42 - it's 1/137 (..ish)
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