• Model: Custom Classic JM
• Finish: Shell Pink Lacquer
• Body: 2-Piece Paulownia
• Body Contours: Arm, Hand and Tummy Contours
• Neck: 3A Roasted Birdseye Maple
• Neck Finish: Satin
• Neck Profile: Even C Slim, .800" - .880"
• Fingerboard: 5A Roasted Birdseye Maple
• Inlays: Custom Mother of Pearl Block Inlays
• Side Dots: Black
• Radius: 10" - 14" Compound Radius, Standard Roll
• Frets: 22 Heavy Stainless Steel
• Nut: Tusq, 1.650"
• Headstock: Hybrid
• Headstock Finish: Satin with Shell Pink Step
• Tuners: Suhr Locking
• Bridge: TonePros TP6, Chrome
• Pickguard: Aged Green, Classic JM
• Pickups: Suhr DSV Neck, Thornbucker Neck (Middle), Asatobucker Bridge
• Controls: Volume, Tone, Tone
• Switching: 5-Way Blade Selector
• Additional Switch: 2-Way Mini Toggle Kill Switch
• Input Jack: Side Jack, Chrome
• Control Cavity Cover: Black Satin
• Case: Black Hardshell Case
• Country: USA
• Year: 2021

This is a very cool custom Suhr and one that feels much more individual than a standard offset-style build. The Shell Pink finish with the aged green guard is already a great look, but it is the spec underneath that really makes it stand out. The Paulownia body should keep it very light and lively, while the roasted birdseye maple neck and fingerboard add loads of visual appeal and give it a really slick, stable feel in the hand. I also like the way this has been put together from a player’s point of view. The 10" to 14" compound radius, heavy stainless frets and locking tuners make it a far more modern and forgiving guitar than a traditional vintage-style JM, and the pickup layout opens up a much broader range of tones than you would expect at first glance. The DSV, Thornbucker and Asatobucker combination should give it everything from sweeter humbucker sounds through to sharper, more cutting bridge tones, while the kill switch adds another bit of personality. A very smart custom build that mixes boutique refinement with loads of usable spec.

Very good condition. There are a few minor impressions and small dings present from use, but nothing severe or structural. Overall it still presents well and remains a very tidy example.

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