Suhr unveils limited edition Korina Flame
Only 70 to be produced
Bengal Burst finish
Check out these images of the Korina Flame from US guitar-makers Suhr. The new model takes it's name from the beautiful flame maple that caps the body and, as is often the case with Suhr products, it's being produced in an extremely limited run of just 70 instruments. Click through the gallery for a closer look.
Chili Pepper Red finish
Check out these images of the Korina Flame from US guitar-makers Suhr. The new model takes it's name from the beautiful flame maple that caps the body and, as is often the case with Suhr products, it's being produced in an extremely limited run of just 70 instruments. Click through the gallery for a closer look.
Flame maple top
Check out these images of the Korina Flame from US guitar-makers Suhr. The new model takes it's name from the beautiful flame maple that caps the body and, as is often the case with Suhr products, it's being produced in an extremely limited run of just 70 instruments. Click through the gallery for a closer look.
Pickups
Check out these images of the Korina Flame from US guitar-makers Suhr. The new model takes it's name from the beautiful flame maple that caps the body and, as is often the case with Suhr products, it's being produced in an extremely limited run of just 70 instruments. Click through the gallery for a closer look.
Bridge
Check out these images of the Korina Flame from US guitar-makers Suhr. The new model takes it's name from the beautiful flame maple that caps the body and, as is often the case with Suhr products, it's being produced in an extremely limited run of just 70 instruments. Click through the gallery for a closer look.
Headstock
Check out these images of the Korina Flame from US guitar-makers Suhr. The new model takes it's name from the beautiful flame maple that caps the body and, as is often the case with Suhr products, it's being produced in an extremely limited run of just 70 instruments. Click through the gallery for a closer look.
Matt is a freelance journalist who has spent the last decade interviewing musicians for the likes of Total Guitar, Guitarist, Guitar World, MusicRadar, NME.com, DJ Mag and Electronic Sound. In 2020, he launched CreativeMoney.co.uk, which aims to share the ideas that make creative lifestyles more sustainable. He plays guitar, but should not be allowed near your delay pedals.
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