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  • Sterling by Music Man Cutlass Plus Electric Guitar in Cashmere
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  • Sterling by Music Man Cutlass Plus Electric Guitar in Cashmere
  • Sterling by Music Man Cutlass Plus Electric Guitar in Cashmere
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Sterling by Music Man Cutlass Plus Electric Guitar in Cashmere

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This is a New Sterling by Music Man Cutlass Plus Electric Guitar in Cashmere from Sterling by Music Man, available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff. Read More below to get the latest prices, demos and how to order for UK delivery.

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The Sterling by Music Man Cutlass Plus takes an already brilliant modern classic and turns things up a notch. With a slick roasted Maple neck, rock-solid locking tuners and a smooth vintage-style tremolo — it’s built to perform straight out of the box. Add a versatile HSS pickup layout, 5-way switching and a clever push‑push mid boost, and you’ve got a seriously flexible guitar that’ll handle just about anything you throw at it. Finished off with classy white pearloid block inlays, it looks every bit as good as it sounds. A true do‑it‑all workhorse for the modern player!Key Features Roasted Maple neck: Lightweight, stable and resistant to warping. It’s got a beautifully smooth feel too, and boosts resonance for a lively playing experience. Modern HSS (Alnico) pickups: From sparkling cleans and warm, vocal leads to punchy, high-gain rhythm tones, this hot HSS setup gives you the clarity and versatility you need across pretty much any genre. Push/push mid boost (volume knob): Need to jump out for a solo? Just push the volume knob to engage the mid boost and cut straight through the mix — no pedal or amp tweak required. Vintage tremolo: Dives, vibrato and cool pitch tricks are all on the menu thanks to this smooth, responsive trem. Locking tuners: Improved tuning stability even after heavy tremolo use — plus lightning-fast restringing. What’s not to love? SpecificationsBody Body Wood: Poplar Body Shape: Cutlass Neck Neck Wood: Roasted Maple Neck Attachment: 5-Bolt Pattern Neck Width: 1.65″ (42 mm) at Nut, 2.24″ (57 mm) at Last Fret Fingerboard Wood: Rosewood Fingerboard Radius: 12″ (305 mm) Fret Size: Medium Fret Markers: White Pearloid Block Inlays Number of Frets: 22 Scale Length: 25.5″ (648 mm) Truss Rod: Dual-Action Hardware Bridge: Vintage Tremolo Tuning Machines: Locking Pickguard: White Pearloid Electronics Pickups: Modern HSS (Alnico) Controls: 1 Volume with Push/Push Mid Boost, 1 Tone Switching: 5-Way Pickup Selector Miscellaneous Strings: Ernie Ball 2221 Regular Slinky (10-46) Special Features: Mid Boost

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