Single Cut Guitars
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Harley Benton SC-550 Plus Fluence FTF
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Harley Benton SC-550 Plus Fluence PAF
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Gretsch LTD Electromatic Jet Limba SB
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ESP LTD EC-01 FT Black
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ESP LTD EC-201 FT ST Black Cherry
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Harley Benton SC Special Hybrid MGS
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Harley Benton SC Special Hybrid SGM
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Harley Benton SC Special Hybrid SBS
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Harley Benton SC Special Hybrid VW
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Music Man 30th Ann. Axis Quilt TRBL
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Gretsch G6134T-58 Penguin LTD BLPRL
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Gibson Les Paul Studio Faded G. Mist
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Gibson Les Paul Studio Faded Ocean Bl
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Gibson Les Paul Studio Faded Ebony
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Gibson Les Paul Studio Smokehouse Bt
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Heritage Guitar Standard II H-150 Gold Top LTD
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Gibson Les Paul Custom AxcessPeacockW
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Epiphone IGC 1959 LP Standard Re DB
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Epiphone IGC Les Paul Custom SB
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ESP Eclipse CTM FM BKCH
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Gibson 57 Les Paul Special EB UHA CS
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Epiphone Les Paul Custom Futura FS
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Gibson Les Paul Studio DT CS
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Gibson Les Paul Studio DT DLM
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Gibson Les Paul Studio Session IB
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Harley Benton SC-550 II BCF w/SafeBag
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Gretsch 1955 Duo Jet Custom Shop MBGM
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Heritage Guitar Custom Factory Special 60s TE
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Heritage Guitar Custom Factory Special 60s RB
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Heritage Guitar Standard II H-150 Ebony
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Gibson Les Paul 59 Washed Ch VOS #5
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Gibson Les Paul 59 Washed Ch VOS #2
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Heritage Guitar Ascent+ H-150 Lake Blue Burst
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Gretsch EMTC Premier Jet ONYX STRM
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Gretsch EMTC Premier Jet RBSTO
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Heritage Guitar Ascent+ H-150 Cherry Sunburst
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Heritage Guitar Ascent H-137 P90 Marigold Y
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Heritage Guitar Ascent H-137 Humbucker Black
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Heritage Guitar Ascent H-150 Lemon Burst
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Heritage Guitar Ascent H-150 Copper
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Heritage Guitar Ascent H-150 Sunburst
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Heritage Guitar Ascent H-150 Black
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Larry Carlton L7 Dx Tobacco Sunburst
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Larry Carlton L7 Dx Amber Burst
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Larry Carlton L5 Black
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Larry Carlton L5 Tobacco Sunburst
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PRS Mark Tremonti CH Thin Gen III
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Epiphone Les Paul Junior TV Yellow
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About Single Cut Guitars
Single cut guitars, instantly recognizable by their iconic asymmetrical body shape, have defined rock, blues, and countless other genres. Often associated with powerful tones and a comfortable feel, they represent a cornerstone of electric guitar design. This category encompasses a wide range of styles, from raw vintage reproductions to modern high-performance instruments.
Single Cut Guitars — Pros & Cons
PROS
- Classic aesthetics and comfortable ergonomics are often a defining feature.
- Versatile tone, suitable for a wide range of musical styles.
- Strong resale value, especially for well-regarded models.
- Often feature robust construction for reliable performance.
CONS
- Can be heavier than other guitar designs due to body construction.
- May require more frequent setup adjustments due to bridge complexity.
- Certain design elements can limit access to higher frets.
- Can be more expensive than other guitar designs.
Frequently Asked Questions About Single Cut Guitars
The body shape and frequently utilized wood combinations (like mahogany and maple) contribute to a warmer, more resonant tone, often emulated in vintage designs.
A set-neck joint generally provides enhanced sustain and a smoother feel compared to bolt-on designs, though it can complicate repairs.
Fixed bridges offer more stability and sustain, while tremolo systems allow for pitch bending but can impact tuning stability and tone clarity.
