Suhr Guitars

[dinkyjacksonman]

Re: Suhr Guitars

Mine is a Classic with humbucker in the bridge position.
The color is Black Pearl.
These are the photos I got from them.
I just need to pay $300 more and that's it!
If you are going there, I will e-mail them so they would let you to play mine I hope that is not a problem for them.
Indoor storm is a cool store.Has a lot of cool stuff.
Dave and Eddie are very cool guys to deal with.
This is actually my second custom order from them.
Also if you have a chance, try OD100. John Suhr builds these amps now.

I had maybe 6 John Suhr built guitars in the past and they all played amazing.


By the way, Don Grosh is a very cool guy too.
I talked with him on the phone and ordered my custom Bent top from him.
His guitar would play and sound like vintage guitar.
Huge sound even unplugged.
It played and looked killer.
The neck was much bigger than what I wanted it to be.. so I sold it.

[snc2716]

Re: Suhr Guitars

I've tried Suhrs and thought they were good but
didn't speak to me for some reason. Tried one
super light Tyler at a show that I thought sounded fantastic
unplugged but didn't care for the rail pickups in it.

I've had about 4-5 Groshes over the years and they
ranged from good to fantastic. The ones
I didn't like were less desirable to me because of
specs but the build quality was consistently great.
Don G. built me a custom tele with Fralins that I loved except the neck was
a little thinner than I wanted.
My current favorite tele is an Anderson hollow T that was custom built for country player Pete Anderson.
Andersons can vary slightly but are consistently great playing guitars but I have to say that I don't dig their pickups most of the time, though. My tele has Duncan antiquities and it is a great traditional sounding guitar.
I've been thinking about an Anderson with a Floyd for
some time now. I played one unplugged that really felt
great.

[dinkyjacksonman]

Re: Suhr Guitars

I found this.
The guitarist of Danger Danger(Robert Marcello) is playing his new Suhr.
Check his website(still under construction).
http://www.robertmarcello.com/