It Suhr is a NGD

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technomancer said:
Yeah I sold it to the guy he bought it from IIRC. A buddy of mine did the hardware swap to black before I bought it from him.
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I sent it to Suhr after I purchased it due to the block being too short. The springs were rubbing on the wood. They recommended replacing the trem outright, and I went ahead and had them do it.

This guitar is so awesome now. Every guitarist that has played it on sit ins, has remarked that it's the best playing guitar they have ever played.

Suhr also notified me that the original SSH+ was replaced with a Suhr Aldrich bridge pup.

It is a keeper for me... I look forward playing it every chance I get...


 
Fusionbear said:
The denim Modern is the metal/shredder in my collection. It has a Swamp Ash body with a Flame Maple top, pups are SSV-V60LP-Aldrich. The neck is the Modern Elliptical .800-.850, 10"-14" compound radius, jumbo SS frets. It is tuned half a step down to Eb and I have a .009-.042 string set on it. I'll be using it for an Ozzy celebration of life this coming Sunday

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That is absolutely stunning. I want one. But I can’t find anything like it online.
 
Fusionbear said:
I sent it to Suhr after I purchased it due to the block being too short. The springs were rubbing on the wood. They recommended replacing the trem outright, and I went ahead and had them do it.

This guitar is so awesome now. Every guitarist that has played it on sit ins, has remarked that it's the best playing guitar they have ever played.

Suhr also notified me that the original SSH+ was replaced with a Suhr Aldrich bridge pup.

It is a keeper for me... I look forward playing it every chance I get...


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Cool. Not sure I would have replaced the entire bridge vs just swapping the block but to each their own. Was definitely a cool guitar, glad it's working out for you.
 
technomancer said:
Cool. Not sure I would have replaced the entire bridge vs just swapping the block but to each their own. Was definitely a cool guitar, glad it's working out for you.
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The trem took a hit at one point and the knife edges were not to spec. I wanted to be safe and sound. Suhr doesn't just grab a bridge and slap it on. They check them to make sure they are within specs. The trem action is so smooth and almost impossible to knock out of tune...
 
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