💥 2020 Suhr Alt T Chambered w/ F-Hole – The Tele That Went to Finishing School (and Came Back Smarter Than You)
This is what happens when a Tele-style guitar gets tired of arguing with bar bands and decides to earn a graduate degree in tone. Light, resonant, absurdly articulate—and yes, it has an f-hole, because apparently it also reads jazz books now.
At 6.8 lbs, this thing feels like cheating. You’ll pick it up expecting “nice,” and instead get “why do my other guitars suddenly feel like furniture?”
And those Suhr SSV pickups? They don’t scream… they politely destroy everything in the room with clarity and authority.
📋 Specs
- Model: Suhr Alt T (Right-Handed, Chambered w/ Single F-Hole)
- Body: Alder, 2-Piece, chambered
- Top: Alder, 3/16”, with single F-hole
- Finish: Gloss 3-Tone Burst
- Neck Wood: Maple
- Neck Profile: 60’s C Vintage Medium, 1st fret .830”, 12th fret .950″
- Fingerboard: Indian Rosewood
- Fret Inlays: Clay Dot Inlays
- Radius: Compound 9″–12″
- Frets: 22 Medium Stainless Steel
- Nut Width: 1.650″
- Pickups: Suhr SSV Humbuckers (Neck & Bridge) with Raw Nickel Covers
- Electronics: Volume, Tone and 5-Way Blade Switch
- Bridge: Wilkinson 3-Saddle Chopped T (Chrome)
- Tuners: Suhr Locking (Chrome)
- Pickguard: Tortoise Shell Classic T Shorty
- Hardware: Chrome
- Weight: 6.8 lbs
- Serial #: JS7X9R
📦 Born-On Date & Condition
Born in early 2020 and clearly lived a life of “played just enough to sound great, but not enough to get into real trouble.”
Condition-wise: There are a few honest dings on the body (nothing scandalous—just enough to prove it’s not a case queen pretending to be interesting), light finish marks consistent with careful use, and the pick-guard shows some typical pick-scratches. The Neck and frets are in excellent shape—plays exactly like a Suhr should (which is dangerously well). Overall: Very clean, lightly played, and 100% ready to ruin your other guitars.
Includes the original Suhr padded gig bag, the case candy and the spec sheet, just as shown in the last picture.
🎯 Final Word
If a traditional Tele is a pickup truck… this is a German sports sedan that still hauls lumber if you ask nicely.
Ridiculously light, stupidly versatile, and built with that annoying Suhr precision that makes you play better than you actually are.
Whoever brings this baby home is gonna be STOKED!!
LET’S GO!!















