Withdrawn Suhr Custom Antique T Roasted

[WizardSouth-JP]

This is a Suhr Custom T I'd ordered that took almost 18 months (arrived April 2022.) The body is roasted ash with a roasted flame maple neck, maybe just under 7 lbs - super light. Specs are as follows:
2 piece roasted ash body, antique black (barely any aging but finish is sinking into the grain nicely, one tiny bit of wear on the tummy carve.)
arm, hand, tummy contour
black hardtail bridge, locking tuners
roasted flame neck, big v (.88 - .98 - smaller in the hand as it's a v) IRW board
1.687 nut width, 16" radius, stainless heavy frets, clay dots
came with TB+ and TB in the neck - currently loaded with black bobbin, black bolt BKP Silos, 5 way switch.
Suhr hardshell case incl.
$3900 shipped PP Gift

 

[Flavatrocious]

Fuck me thats gorgeous. Knew i shouldnt have clicked.

 

[Erock]

Fuck me thats gorgeous. Knew i shouldnt have clicked.

Right? knew better.

 

[WizardSouth-JP]

Wow nice, why why are you letting her go?
You will cry when she's gone. ^

Might keep - some other stuff listed on Reverb page is selling

 

[WizardSouth-JP]

Oh good, thats a real keeper/Beauty.
I'm looking for a Baritone If your reverb shop has that

not really into baritones, had one that was kinda cool - but I tried B standard with a LP scale guitar with 12-56 and that worked out well. I get going lower than that and the string tension thing, but if Carcass can crush in B on a LP Jr or nowadays a MelodyMaker that's all I need.

 

[Metlupass2]

Respect for the 1.687 nut width. That's what I have on my custom moderns and rare to see on any Suhr.

 

[WizardSouth-JP]

Respect for the 1.687 nut width. That's what I have on my custom moderns and rare to see on any Suhr.

On anything I do custom either Suhr, Anderson or Tyler, it's gotta be that spec - I don't terribly mind the 1.65 on Suhr but the wider nut is much better string spacing IMO.

 

[Metlupass2]

On anything I do custom either Suhr, Anderson or Tyler, it's gotta be that spec - I don't terribly mind the 1.65 on Suhr but the wider nut is much better string spacing IMO.

TA's always seem to have 1 11/16 thankfully and Tylers always seen to have 1 5/8. Thats the first thing I look at if I see a guitar I like.

 

[WizardSouth-JP]

You got a close up of the bridge?