Description
Jason Richardson doesn’t just endorse this guitar — he engineered it, and every detail of the Richardson7 reflects the demands of his playing. The lower horn is contoured specifically to open up unobstructed access to the full 24-fret rosewood fingerboard, so sweeping, tapping, and reaching into the upper register never feels like a stretch. Underneath, a roasted maple neck delivers stability and a slick, broken-in feel right out of the box.
Visually, no two Richardson7s are quite alike. The highly figured poplar burl top is a natural veneer, meaning the grain pattern on your guitar is one-of-a-kind, finished here in a warm Natural Poplar Burst that lets the wood do the talking.
Tone-wise, this isn’t a one-trick metal machine. The pair of high-output Sterling by Music Man humbuckers is voiced for aggressive lead work, but the electronics push further:
- 12dB push-push volume boost for instant lead-tone gain
- Push-push coil-tap tone control for tapping into single-coil textures
- Modern Tremolo for expressive pitch dives without sacrificing tuning stability
Whether you’re chasing Richardson’s own polyrhythmic, wide-interval style or just need a serious 7-string that plays as good as it looks, the Cutlass Richardson7 delivers a signature instrument built around real technique, not just a name on the headstock.
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