Description
Designed alongside Jason Richardson (Chelsea Grin, All That Remains), this Cutlass HH 7-string blends extended range with a build quality suited to demanding technical playing. The buckeye burl top is naturally one-of-a-kind, so no two guitars share the exact same figuring, and it sits atop a lightweight, sculpted alder body that keeps long sets comfortable.
The neck is Jason’s own slender-carve profile, cut from roasted maple for added stability against temperature and humidity swings. It carries 24 stainless steel frets, giving you smoother bends and frets that resist wear far longer than standard nickel.
Electronics are built around a pair of direct-mount humbuckers wired with a push-pull coil-split, so you can move between thick, saturated humbucker tones and brighter, single-coil-style voicings without switching guitars. Schaller locking tuners keep tuning stable under aggressive playing, while the floating tremolo adds pitch expression without sacrificing intonation reliability.
- Alder body with a unique buckeye burl top
- Jason Richardson slender-carve roasted maple neck
- 24 stainless steel frets
- Direct-mount humbuckers with push-pull coil-splitting
- Schaller locking tuners
- Floating tremolo bridge
Prefer a more understated finish? The Ernie Ball Music Man Jason Richardson Cutlass 7 offers the same playing feel and electronics in a different visual take.
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