Music Man Jason Richardson Cutlass HT 6 Water Temple

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£3,899.00

Music Man Jason Richardson Cutlass HT 6 Water Temple is an electric guitar.

Description

The Music Man Jason Richardson Cutlass HT 6 is a modern high-performance guitar built for precision speed and versatility. Designed in collaboration with Jason Richardson it blends classic Cutlass ergonomics with contemporary features aimed at technical players who demand clarity stability and expressive control. The alder body is topped with striking buckeye burl and finished in Water Temple while a sculpted extended cutaway gives effortless access to all 24 frets without compromise. A roasted maple neck with ebony fingerboard provides a fast slick feel that stays stable under temperature and humidity changes making it ideal for studio work and touring alike. Custom Music Man HT humbuckers deliver a tight punchy voice with plenty of output supported by a push-push boost for instant level and saturation increases. Add coil splitting a floating Music Man tremolo and locking tuners and the Cutlass HT 6 becomes a precise flexible instrument built for demanding modern playing.

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Music Man

Music Man is an American instrument manufacturer founded in 1974 by Forrest White and Tom Walker, with Leo Fender as a key designer. The company is renowned for its high-quality electric guitars and basses, combining innovative engineering with precision craftsmanship. Music Man instruments are known for their distinctive tone, ergonomic design, and premium components, including the iconic StingRay bass and the versatile Silhouette and Luke guitar models. Built in California, their instruments deliver professional performance and reliability, making them a top choice for discerning musicians across the UK who value playability, tone, and style.

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