My first Suhr...

[diablo175]

Only ever owned one Suhr and at the time, I was in full-on Hamer Cali fanaticism so, the 25" scale and the Gotoh Floyd didn't really sit well. Sorta kinda wish I still had it but in truth, if I was that enamored and determined, it'd already be here.  

Edited Tuesday at 01:58 PM by diablo175

[polara]

17 hours ago, ZR said:

That's super cool! I liked your approach in finding the best for you.

In light of that it probably didn't influence your decision but Ian Thornley is super talented! I saw Big Wreck open for King's X at The Masquerade in ATL several years ago. I walked away impressed!!

I confess I had no idea who Ian Thornley was, and Googled him there in the GC Platinum Room. My goodness that man can play. And sing.

[ZR]

This is one my favs but there's so much more. This one is played in an open G flat power chord tuning. It rocks and very creative. I like this live version better than the record version. He sings great too!

Apparently they have several signature models for him. A classic T, S and JM style, and a fuzz pedal too!

The whole Suhr thing passed me by as far as I didn't know when they started but just all of a sudden saw everyone playing them!

 

[velorush]

I think Pete Thorn was my first introduction to Suhr. I played a couple of them at Walter Carter's years ago in Nashville and was amazed at the fret work. 

I have the Suhr ML Standard pickups in my Sherwood green partscaster - very Stratty with just a smidge of added umph. They've become my favorites for all around Strat use after trying a meelion different flavors (long story where I bought a Fender that wound up being just a bad sounding pile of firewood).