Sterling by Music Man SUB Series Cutlass CT30 Electric Guitar in Sherwood Green

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£399.00

This is a New Sterling by Music Man SUB Series Cutlass CT30 Electric Guitar in Sherwood Green from , now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The SUB Series Cutlass gets a vintage-inspired refresh with upgraded Alnico pickups for dynamic tones, a stunning stained neck, and retro finishes that nod to the classics. The modern HSS configuration ensures versatile sound, perfect for any style. A timeless design, now with even more to love.

Key Features

  • Alnico HSS Pickup Configuration With 5-Way Switch
  • Retro Hard Maple Stained Neck
  • Fulcrum Tremolo Bridge

Specifications

  • Body Wood Poplar
  • Body Color Daphne Blue (DBL), Olympic White (OWH), Sherwood Green (SHG)
  • Bridge Fulcrum Tremolo
  • Pickguard Parchment (DBL, SHG), Tortoise Shell (OWH)
  • Scale Length 25.5” (64.8 cm)
  • Neck Radius 12” (30.5cm)
  • Frets 22 Frets
  • Neck Width 1.65” (42mm) at Nut, 2.23” (56.6mm) at Last Fret
  • Neck Wood Hard Maple
  • Fingerboard Hard Maple (DBL), Laurel (OWH, SHG)
  • Fret Markers White Dot Markers (DBL), Black Dot Markers(OWH, SHG)
  • Tuning Machines Diecast
  • Truss Rod Dual Action
  • Neck Attachment 5 Bolt Pattern
  • Controls 1 Volume, 1 Tone
  • Switching 5-way Pickup Selector
  • Pickups H – 1 Alnico Humbucker, SS – 2 Alnico Single Coils
  • Strings .009 – .042
  • Gig Bag N/A

About the manufacturer

Sterling by Music Man

Sterling by Music Man offers more accessible versions of Music Man guitar and bass concepts alongside related designs. Pickup systems, active electronics, bridges and neck specifications vary across the range. Compare the exact model and series rather than assuming it shares every detail with a Music Man counterpart.

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