Knaggs Steve Stevens Guitar

Superunknown

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Looks like a killer guitar...Anybody played/owned a Knaggs?

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Not digging the SS model...hate that giant headstock. That said, if it plays and sounds great, I'd still rock it.

The Severn on the other hand is one of the cooler new designs that I've seen recently...love it! How about a rundown on it?
 
rupe":2qqyaegi said:
Not digging the SS model...hate that giant headstock. That said, if it plays and sounds great, I'd still rock it.

The Severn on the other hand is one of the cooler new designs that I've seen recently...love it! How about a rundown on it?

My friend from Md, John Bell, a great blues guitarist was endorsing Knaggs. I checked their site and saw pics of this black/ maple severn. At the time they made 2 of them and both went to Germany.
I contacted a dealer and ordered a few months ago.

The one pictured is mine w/ trem and maple pickguard, diamond inlays, flamed maple all over. Check the Knaggs Facebook pages (they have 2) they have lots of pics. They make some outstanding looking guitars

Here's some specs-


Specs: Chesapeake Electric “Severn” (Tier: 2)

Chesapeake Electric “Severn”, Tier 2, color ‘Aged Scotch’ (Photo: Larry Melton)
Description:
•Double cutaway, Flat body, Six on a side, Long scale
Neck:
•Scale length: 25.5”
•Number of frets: 22
•FB radius: 8.5”
•Fret wire: Tall thin
•Neck shape: “61” 1 5/8” to 2 3/16”
•Neck wood: Rock maple
•Fingerboard wood: Rosewood or Curly maple
•Headstock veneer: Ebony or Curly maple
•Fingerboard inlays: Diamonds
•Headstock inlay: Knaggs circle with star
Body:
•Back wood: Alder
•Top wood: Tier 2 Curly maple
•Pick guard: Wenge or maple
Hardware:
•Plating options: nickel, gold
•Tuning pegs: “Kluson type” six on a side
•Nut: bone or Tusq™
•Bridge: Chesapeake (hard tail or Trem)
•Strings: .010’s
Electronics:
•Pickups: 3 single coil or split coil crème or black
•Switches: 5 way toggle,
•Pots: vol, tone, tone

Options:
•Pick guard: Maple Ivorized
•Knaggs Tremolo system
 
I'm not into the pink binding, at all. The rest of the guitar looks pretty nice, and you can tell just by looking at it it's built well (like all of Knagg's guitars).
 
carlygtr":tsaqldyz said:
rupe":tsaqldyz said:
Not digging the SS model...hate that giant headstock. That said, if it plays and sounds great, I'd still rock it.

The Severn on the other hand is one of the cooler new designs that I've seen recently...love it! How about a rundown on it?

My friend from Md, John Bell, a great blues guitarist was endorsing Knaggs. I checked their site and saw pics of this black/ maple severn. At the time they made 2 of them and both went to Germany.
I contacted a dealer and ordered a few months ago.

The one pictured is mine w/ trem and maple pickguard, diamond inlays, flamed maple all over. Check the Knaggs Facebook pages (they have 2) they have lots of pics. They make some outstanding looking guitars

Here's some specs-


Specs: Chesapeake Electric “Severn” (Tier: 2)

Chesapeake Electric “Severn”, Tier 2, color ‘Aged Scotch’ (Photo: Larry Melton)
Description:
•Double cutaway, Flat body, Six on a side, Long scale
Neck:
•Scale length: 25.5”
•Number of frets: 22
•FB radius: 8.5”
•Fret wire: Tall thin
•Neck shape: “61” 1 5/8” to 2 3/16”
•Neck wood: Rock maple
•Fingerboard wood: Rosewood or Curly maple
•Headstock veneer: Ebony or Curly maple
•Fingerboard inlays: Diamonds
•Headstock inlay: Knaggs circle with star
Body:
•Back wood: Alder
•Top wood: Tier 2 Curly maple
•Pick guard: Wenge or maple
Hardware:
•Plating options: nickel, gold
•Tuning pegs: “Kluson type” six on a side
•Nut: bone or Tusq™
•Bridge: Chesapeake (hard tail or Trem)
•Strings: .010’s
Electronics:
•Pickups: 3 single coil or split coil crème or black
•Switches: 5 way toggle,
•Pots: vol, tone, tone

Options:
•Pick guard: Maple Ivorized
•Knaggs Tremolo system
Cool...looking forward to hearing your feedback once its been in your hands for a while. I'm predominantly a single coil user these days and I'm intrigued by this guitar...its unique yet familiar at the same time...an elusive combination.
 
carlygtr":2bkp19ed said:
The one pictured is mine w/ trem and maple pickguard, diamond inlays, flamed maple all over. Check the Knaggs Facebook pages (they have 2) they have lots of pics. They make some outstanding looking guitars

Here's some specs-


Specs: Chesapeake Electric “Severn” (Tier: 2)


•FB radius: 8.5”
8.5"?? or was that a typo? :confused:
 
rlord1974":3kunxyf7 said:
I'm not into the pink binding, at all. The rest of the guitar looks pretty nice, and you can tell just by looking at it it's built well (like all of Knagg's guitars).
How do you feel about this?
 
50MkII":thtyokc7 said:
carlygtr":thtyokc7 said:
The one pictured is mine w/ trem and maple pickguard, diamond inlays, flamed maple all over. Check the Knaggs Facebook pages (they have 2) they have lots of pics. They make some outstanding looking guitars

Here's some specs-


Specs: Chesapeake Electric “Severn” (Tier: 2)


•FB radius: 8.5”
8.5"?? or was that a typo? :confused:

I don't believe so.
 
rupe":15fgmc5o said:
carlygtr":15fgmc5o said:
rupe":15fgmc5o said:
Not digging the SS model...hate that giant headstock. That said, if it plays and sounds great, I'd still rock it.

The Severn on the other hand is one of the cooler new designs that I've seen recently...love it! How about a rundown on it?

My friend from Md, John Bell, a great blues guitarist was endorsing Knaggs. I checked their site and saw pics of this black/ maple severn. At the time they made 2 of them and both went to Germany.
I contacted a dealer and ordered a few months ago.

The one pictured is mine w/ trem and maple pickguard, diamond inlays, flamed maple all over. Check the Knaggs Facebook pages (they have 2) they have lots of pics. They make some outstanding looking guitars

Here's some specs-


Specs: Chesapeake Electric “Severn” (Tier: 2)

Chesapeake Electric “Severn”, Tier 2, color ‘Aged Scotch’ (Photo: Larry Melton)
Description:
•Double cutaway, Flat body, Six on a side, Long scale
Neck:
•Scale length: 25.5”
•Number of frets: 22
•FB radius: 8.5”
•Fret wire: Tall thin
•Neck shape: “61” 1 5/8” to 2 3/16”
•Neck wood: Rock maple
•Fingerboard wood: Rosewood or Curly maple
•Headstock veneer: Ebony or Curly maple
•Fingerboard inlays: Diamonds
•Headstock inlay: Knaggs circle with star
Body:
•Back wood: Alder
•Top wood: Tier 2 Curly maple
•Pick guard: Wenge or maple
Hardware:
•Plating options: nickel, gold
•Tuning pegs: “Kluson type” six on a side
•Nut: bone or Tusq™
•Bridge: Chesapeake (hard tail or Trem)
•Strings: .010’s
Electronics:
•Pickups: 3 single coil or split coil crème or black
•Switches: 5 way toggle,
•Pots: vol, tone, tone

Options:
•Pick guard: Maple Ivorized
•Knaggs Tremolo system
Cool...looking forward to hearing your feedback once its been in your hands for a while. I'm predominantly a single coil user these days and I'm intrigued by this guitar...its unique yet familiar at the same time...an elusive combination.


Will do. Kinda like a cross between a PRS and Strat
 
The link binding isn't a complete deal breaker for me. Do think it would look a lot better with white binding though.

They look unique but in a good way.
 
Here in MD this company has created quite a buz among guitarist. They play like butter. Probably my next purchased. The names correlate to the names of local waterways.
 
Kinda looks like a Schecter :confused:

Pink plastic binding all over the guitar is something Schecter would definitely do, too :lol: :LOL: :lol: :LOL:

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Superunknown":3jhrly2c said:
Looks like a killer guitar...Anybody played/owned a Knaggs?

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The only way the SS guitar pink binding would is if they threw in some of the SS nail polish too.

The Nuno 20th Anniversary guitar DOES include nail polish...

:lol: :LOL: :lol: :LOL:
 
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