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61 South
Named for the famed road that leads from Memphis south down through the Mississippi delta, the 61 South pays tribute to the artists who were born and played in the towns off Highway 61 like Clarksdale, Helena, Leland and Indianola.
The 61 South comes with a Kent Armstrong designed P90 at the neck and tapped single coil at the bridge. Pulling up the tone knob allows you to cut or 'tap' approximately 25% of the bridge pickup signal. Tapping the coil takes the muscular and punchy single coil and and makes it clean and clear. The 3-way switch gives you the ability to isolate the neck or bridge pick-up; and the option to utilize both.
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White Lightning
As taboo as moonshine, this double bound, string through alder body features 3 P90s, with separate volume controls for each, master tone with a passive overdrive, 5-way switch, in a 25 1/5" scale.
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Mississippi Bluesmaster
With the rich, swampy sounds of the Delta in mind, we have taken our coveted Bluesmaster to a place that some may find it impossible to come back from. A shorter 24 3/4 inch scale length body and neck, crafted from mahogany and topped with an Indian Rosewood slab fretboard, produces a deep, bottom end never before heard from a Bluesmaster. Combine this with your choice of dual Humbuckers, for a hotter, more aggressive sound, or the cool, sweet sting of dual vintage P-90s, and you’re back to the crossroads with a decision to make. Which road do I take?
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Bluesmaster II
The original St. Blues model — a unique body shape both familiar and strikingly different. Crafted in two-piece select grain ash, provides for an exceptionally comfortable weight and balance. Available in a range of classic finishes, including a highly-figured quilt maple top. The exclusive custom wound St. Blues pickups with push/pull tapping allow you to dial in a total of eight different tonal variations. Simply pulling up the volume or tone control knob allows you to tap 25% of the pickup signal. At the bridge, muscular and punchy becomes clean and quacky. At the neck, deep, rich blues becomes very 60s surf.
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Bluesmaster IV
The B-IV gives the classic Bluesmaster design a slightly modern makeover. We’ve added a moderately high output custom wound St. Blues HB-II Humbucker to the popular B-II set-up so you can grab those classic rock tones out of any mid to high-gain amp, along with some seriously heavy chunk.
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