Sunland Scout 010

$3,497.00

The first Sunland Scout ever made! Special features: NO SWITCH is intentional so you can dial in a custom combination of the two pickups (see video below), each equipped with their own volume knobs. The output jack is also hidden from the front view for a cleaner look and improved ease-of-use while playing. See specs below for details.

This model is serial number 10, the TENTH Sunland Guitar ever made! Don't miss this opportunity to have a 010 serial number guitar!

The first Sunland Scout ever made! Special features: NO SWITCH is intentional so you can dial in a custom combination of the two pickups (see video below), each equipped with their own volume knobs. The output jack is also hidden from the front view for a cleaner look and improved ease-of-use while playing. See specs below for details.

This model is serial number 10, the TENTH Sunland Guitar ever made! Don't miss this opportunity to have a 010 serial number guitar!

Specs:

24 frets

Ash body - Black/tan cerruse stain and oil finish

Flamed maple neck

Ebony fretboard

Neck Pickup: Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound Strat

Bridge Pickup: Seymour Duncan Pegasus

Controls: 250k volume for neck pickup and 500k volume for bridge

Bone nut

Grover Mini Romantic Tuners

Strap Locks

Hipshot Bridge

Weight: 6lbs 10oz

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Schedule an appointment to give it a play and local pick up is available instead of shipping.

Disclaimer: Each Sunland Guitar is literally handcrafted, making every piece unique. As a result of being built by human hands, subtle “imperfections” may be present—but I see these as part of what makes each guitar special. I have no interest in mimicking mass-produced perfection like major brands; instead, I embrace individuality, crafting instruments that offer a distinct experience with every serial number.

Finish Note: I highlight the natural beauty of wood rather than covering it up, which is why I don’t offer high-gloss finishes or paint. My finish options include natural, stains, dyes, translucent colored lacquer, and a thin nitrocellulose lacquer topcoat—always without grain filler.