Detail 01
12dB push-push volume boost
Pressing the volume control engages added output.


Independent shopping perspective
Jason Richardson’s Cutlass is a seven-string electric guitar with a contoured alder body, figured poplar burl top, roasted maple neck, and rosewood fingerboard. High-output humbuckers are paired with a 12dB push-push volume boost and a push-push coil-tap tone control, allowing a change between humbucking and single-coil operation. The 24-fret, 25.5-inch-scale neck has a satin finish, while the modern tremolo bridge adds pitch-control options.


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Detail 01
Pressing the volume control engages added output.
Detail 02
The tone control changes the humbuckers to single-coil mode.
Detail 03
These are the listed neck dimensions and fret count.
Detail 04
A gig bag is listed with the guitar.
Product questions
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Yes. Its push-push tone control changes the humbuckers to single-coil mode.
Yes. The push-push volume control provides a 12dB boost.
A gig bag is listed with the guitar.
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