Suhr Peter Frampton amp

[mentoneman]

https://www.chicagomusicexchange.co...lcS8TLBd4UykFyZ9S1VEl_MLHfb8VGA7rXVHc-sGgIQ8A

Suhr amps are as rare as hen’s teeth in Hawaii. I think the last “new” Suhr amp i played was the Hedgehog.
Wouldn’t mind taking one of these for a spin. Did anyone get to hear it at NAMM?

 

[CarlF]

https://www.chicagomusicexchange.co...lcS8TLBd4UykFyZ9S1VEl_MLHfb8VGA7rXVHc-sGgIQ8A

Suhr amps are as rare as hen’s teeth in Hawaii. I think the last “new” Suhr amp i played was the Hedgehog.
Wouldn’t mind taking one of these for a spin. Did anyone get to hear it at NAMM?

That looks like a pretty cool amplifier. I wouldn’t mind having it. Pretty decent price point as well.

I remember, when Suhr first started the company, you were actually able to talk to him on the phone!
And I remember a conversation he was telling me all about the Frampton guitar that they built with the maple body, Holdsworth bridge pick up. I forgot the rest of the specs.

 

[romanianreaper]

It's funny, the first Suhr anything I ever bought was a Suhr pickup, purchased and installed and Dan's Guitars in Honolulu

 

[mentoneman]

That looks like a pretty cool amplifier. I wouldn’t mind having it. Pretty decent price point as well.

I remember, when Suhr first started the company, you were actually able to talk to him on the phone!
And I remember a conversation he was telling me all about the Frampton guitar that they built with the maple body, Holdsworth bridge pick up. I forgot the rest of the specs.

John is very cool and one of the most knowledgeable guys in the business. Pensa-Suhr, CAE, the first boutique guy to build guitars, amps, and effects…legend.