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Suhr Mateus Asato Signature Classic T

description Suhr Mateus Asato Signature Classic T Overview

The Suhr Mateus Asato Signature Classic T is an electric guitar manufactured by Suhr Guitars in collaboration with the Brazilian guitarist Mateus Asato. It is designed in the style of a traditional T-type solid-body guitar but features distinct modifications tailored to Asato's playing style. Notable specifications include a bound body, custom M.A.T. single-coil pickups developed by Asato and John Suhr, and a stainless steel fretboard.

This instrument is intended for professional musicians and guitar enthusiasts seeking a versatile, modern take on a classic design.

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What makes the Suhr Mateus Asato Classic T different from a standard Fender Telecaster?

Unlike a traditional Fender Telecaster, this signature model is built with a humbucker in the neck position and a single-coil in the bridge to match Asato's R&B and neo-soul tones. It also features a flatter compound radius fretboard with stainless steel frets tailored for his intricate legato playing style.

When was the Suhr Mateus Asato Signature guitar released?

The guitar was released in the late 2010s as a collaborative effort between Mateus Asato and the California-based Suhr Guitars. It quickly became one of the brand's most popular signature models due to Asato's massive online following as a YouTube guitarist.

What wood is used for the neck of the Suhr Mateus Asato Classic T?

The guitar features a roasted maple neck, which increases stability and reduces the effects of moisture and temperature changes. This neck is paired with an Indian Rosewood fretboard, contributing to the guitar's smooth, warm acoustic resonance.

Does the Suhr Mateus Asato Signature T come with a tremolo system?

Yes, unlike vintage T-style guitars, the Classic T is equipped with a modern Gotoh 510 tremolo bridge. This allows players to incorporate subtle pitch bends while maintaining the tuning stability required for complex chord voicings.

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