Sterling by Music Man - Jason Richardson Cutlass 7 Dark Scarlet Burst Satin
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Here is a guitar designed for demanding musicians who want an instrument that matches their creativity. The Sterling by Music Man Richardson 7 combines comfort and neat design, with an eye-catching look and a pleasant grip. Whether you like to explore varied sounds or play wild solos, this guitar will follow you in all your inspirations.
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Presentation
The Sterling by Music Man Richardson 7 Dark Scarlet Burst Satin is a model that doesn't go unnoticed, especially if you're a fan of 7 strings. Designed in collaboration with Jason Richardson, this guitar has everything to seduce technical enthusiasts, with a design that adapts perfectly to complex playing requirements. The poplar burl body, light and ergonomic, allows you to chain long sessions without tiring, while the profiled lower bell ensures easy access to the 24 frets, ideal for those who like to explore the highest notes.
On the neck side, we are served with a roasted maple, known for its stability and pleasant touch. Add to that a rosewood fingerboard and self-locking tuners, and you get a perfect combo to maintain smooth playability and reliable tuning, even in the case of wild tremolos. The modern floating tremolo is also a major asset for fans of expressive vibratos, without risking seeing the tuning go up in smoke.
Sound level: the Sterling by Music Man humbuckers, specially designed for this guitar, offer a wide and powerful sound palette. Between the volume boost and the coil-tap in push-push, there is enough to vary the pleasures, whether for heavy rhythms or singing solos. With a 3-position selector, we navigate between rich and clear tones effortlessly.
In short, the Sterling by Music Man Richardson 7 does not only follow in the footsteps of its illustrious creator, it offers an instrument that is both comfortable, versatile and cut for modern performances. An obvious choice for technical guitarists who do not want to sacrifice style for substance.
On the neck side, we are served with a roasted maple, known for its stability and pleasant touch. Add to that a rosewood fingerboard and self-locking tuners, and you get a perfect combo to maintain smooth playability and reliable tuning, even in the case of wild tremolos. The modern floating tremolo is also a major asset for fans of expressive vibratos, without risking seeing the tuning go up in smoke.
Sound level: the Sterling by Music Man humbuckers, specially designed for this guitar, offer a wide and powerful sound palette. Between the volume boost and the coil-tap in push-push, there is enough to vary the pleasures, whether for heavy rhythms or singing solos. With a 3-position selector, we navigate between rich and clear tones effortlessly.
In short, the Sterling by Music Man Richardson 7 does not only follow in the footsteps of its illustrious creator, it offers an instrument that is both comfortable, versatile and cut for modern performances. An obvious choice for technical guitarists who do not want to sacrifice style for substance.
Features
Type of guitar
Electric guitar
Body Type
Solid body
Number of strings
7
Body shape
ST-shape
Body material
Poplar Burl
Tuning machine
Locking
Hardware color
Black chrome
Number of frets
24
Nut width
49,50 mm (1,949")
Neck material
Maple
Fingerboard material
Rosewood
Scale length
648,00 mm (25,50")
Pickup type
Passives
Fingerboard radius
400 mm (15,75")
Cutaway
Yes
Tremolo
Moderne
Bridge configuration
7 saddles, Floating
Electronic
Active
Instrument type
Electric guitar
Finish
Satin
Pickup setup
HH
Color
Oxblood, Red, Burst
Assembly
Bolt-on neck
Artist
Jason Richardson
Other features
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Sterling by Music Man Richardson 7 Dark Scarlet Burst Satin
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7-string electric guitar
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Format: Super-Strat
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Jason Richardson Signature
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Model: Richardson 7
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Color: Dark Scarlet Burst Satin
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Finish: Satin
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Hardware: Black chrome
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Body: Poplar burl
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Neck: Maple
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Fingerboard: Rosewood
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Scale (mm): 648 mm
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Radius: 400 mm
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Nut width: 49.5 mm
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Number of frets: 24
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Type of frets: Medium Jumbo
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Inlays: White dots
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Bridge/tailpiece: Modern Tremolo
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Electronics: Active
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Number of pickups: 2
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Bridge pickup: Sterling humbucker Richardson design
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Neck pickup: Sterling humbucker Richardson design
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Controls: 1 x Push/Push Volume Boost, 1 x Push/Push Coil-tap Tone
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Selector: 3-position
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Machine heads: Self-locking
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Original strings: Ernie Ball Regular Slinky
To find out more...
Jason Richardson is an American guitarist renowned for his exceptional technical skill and his fast, complex playing. Born on July 30, 1991, Richardson became known for his work in several progressive metal and deathcore bands, where he quickly gained a reputation as a guitar virtuoso. His career began in 2009 when he joined the deathcore band All Shall Perish as a rhythm guitarist, helping to solidify the band's heavy, technical sound. He stayed there for a short time before joining Born of Osiris in 2009, a pioneer of modern progressive metal.
It was with Born of Osiris that Jason Richardson began to attract the attention of the metal community. In 2011, he participated in the recording of the album The Discovery, widely praised for its musical complexity and sophisticated rhythms. However, after disagreements with the band, Richardson left Born of Osiris in 2011 to join Chelsea Grin, where he contributed to two albums, Evolve and Ashes to Ashes. His work with Chelsea Grin solidified his status as a virtuoso guitarist through technical compositions that blended punchy rhythms with lightning-fast solos.
In 2015, Richardson decided to go solo and released the album I, which marked a turning point in his career. This instrumental album showcased his elaborate guitar playing, combining progressive metal, djent, and classical elements. He notably collaborated with other renowned musicians such as Luke Holland on drums. I was critically acclaimed, praised for its innovation and technical virtuosity, confirming Richardson as a key figure in the world of modern guitar.
Since then, Jason Richardson has continued to explore new musical horizons, collaborating with artists such as Polyphia and participating in world tours. Always striving for perfection, he stands out as a role model for guitarists who are adept at advanced techniques, while remaining connected to his roots in metal and progressive music.
It was with Born of Osiris that Jason Richardson began to attract the attention of the metal community. In 2011, he participated in the recording of the album The Discovery, widely praised for its musical complexity and sophisticated rhythms. However, after disagreements with the band, Richardson left Born of Osiris in 2011 to join Chelsea Grin, where he contributed to two albums, Evolve and Ashes to Ashes. His work with Chelsea Grin solidified his status as a virtuoso guitarist through technical compositions that blended punchy rhythms with lightning-fast solos.
In 2015, Richardson decided to go solo and released the album I, which marked a turning point in his career. This instrumental album showcased his elaborate guitar playing, combining progressive metal, djent, and classical elements. He notably collaborated with other renowned musicians such as Luke Holland on drums. I was critically acclaimed, praised for its innovation and technical virtuosity, confirming Richardson as a key figure in the world of modern guitar.
Since then, Jason Richardson has continued to explore new musical horizons, collaborating with artists such as Polyphia and participating in world tours. Always striving for perfection, he stands out as a role model for guitarists who are adept at advanced techniques, while remaining connected to his roots in metal and progressive music.
