New Suhr “Aura” Singlecut

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It’s been nagging at me: is the body offset? Can’t tell from that pic.
 
Looks beautiful. Does anybody know if it is tone wise a modern interpretation or aimed at the vintage lovers?
 
Beautiful guitar. Not exactly groundbreaking. Bet it plays like a dream.
 
Alex_S":22dz9pkq said:
Looks beautiful. Does anybody know if it is tone wise a modern interpretation or aimed at the vintage lovers?
Proly the second.

Looks spectacular btw.
 
From Suhr: It is with great pleasure that we announce the Suhr Aura™ 20th Anniversary Single Cut Guitar. This is a special year for us here at Suhr® as we get ready to celebrate our 20th anniversary. A special year deserves a special guitar. Allow us to introduce you to Aura™.
Single cut, set neck guitars are near and dear to our hearts. John Suhr says, “I grew up playing this type of guitar. It’s been a dream of mine to make the perfect version for me; one that eliminates the niggles that always personally bugged me.”
What is the 20th Anniversary Suhr Aura™?
Limited to 100 instruments worldwide.
We wanted to do something really special to celebrate our 20th anniversary. For a period of one year after release, the Aura™ will be limited to 100 instruments worldwide.
John Suhr will be involved with every guitar.
John is looking forward to directly overseeing the build process for each 20th Anniversary Aura™ guitar. John will also be getting hands-on with every guitar.
John will be personally leveling the fingerboards and doing the fretwork (from installation to crowning) on all 100 20th Anniversary Aura™ guitars.
John will also be directly involved in the guitar’s setup and final inspection.
What features will the 20th Anniversary Aura™ have?
While we aren’t ready to talk details just yet, there are some things we can share with you. These are things that were especially important to John as he approached the design process.
An authentic, deep-dish carve top.
Vintage-accurate scale length.
Frets that lay over the binding.
Straighter string pull at the headstock, along with a less than traditional break angle.
More ergonomic body contours.
Improved upper fret access.
A lightweight body that isn’t chambered or weight relieved.
When can I get it?
We anticipate building the 20th Anniversary Aura™ beginning in Summer 2018. Our schedule is to build 100 of these limited edition instruments over a period of 12 months.
How can I learn more?
This is all we are prepared to talk about as of right now but don’t worry! We will have more information coming your way soon. Information on pricing, detailed specifications, and how to place an order will be released over time.
To make sure you stay in the know, subscribe to our social media channels. We will also continue to post articles on this blog when we have more information to share.
The 20th Anniversary Aura™ is John Suhr’s vision of the ultimate short scale, single cut, set neck design. We know that you have great ideas too, and our initial concept of the Aura™ is only scratching the surface. Let us know in the comments below what your Aura™ would be!
 
It’s limited to 100 for 12 months. Assume reasonable sales (and no lawsuits), I can only assume they’ll make as many as they possible can after that, though probably with a few minor changes.
 
napalmdeath":1hx635on said:

Gonna be a great guitar for all the doctors, lawyers, and dentists out there! For the rest of us common folk?...not so much. :doh:
 
John grew up playing Les Paul Jr's. I'd imagine after the 20th anniversary run there will be more affordable versions.
 
Nitrobattery":2u4hzgrx said:
John grew up playing Les Paul Jr's. I'd imagine after the 20th anniversary run there will be more affordable versions.


Yes, I think so too. But the limited run will cost a fortune I guess. Every word in the press release screams expensive. Give the prices for their limited runs for bolt necks, I’m not even sure 10k will be enough. We will see. Out of my range for sure...
 
yay! another guitar I will never be able to afford.
 
Price of a good used car... :no: It can't actually be that good... c'mon. That actually makes Gibson's look affordable. At what point do instrument manufacturers price themselves out of the market?
 
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