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At A Glance

Body Material
2-Piece African Mahogany W/ 3/4" Carved Maple Top
Body Style
Single Cutaway
Neck
African Mahogany Set Neck W/ Hagstrom H-Expander Truss Rod
Fingerboard
Hagstrom Resinator
Fingerboard Radius
15"
Inlays
Pearl Block
Frets
22 Medium Jumbo
Scale Length
25.5"
Nut Width/Material
Graph Tech Black Tusq XL (43 mm)
Pickups
Lundgren Designed AlNiCo II (Neck Pickup) And AlNiCo V (Bridge Pickup)
Pickup Selector
3-Way Toggle Switch
Controls
2 x Volume / 2 x Tone W/Push-Pull Coil Split
Bridge
Long Travel Tune-O-Matic With Hagstrom Stop Tailpiece And Single Brass String Blocks
Tuning Machines
Graph Tech Ratio
Finish
Crimson Flame
Description

Hagstrom built the Super Swede 2020 as a single-cutaway electric guitar positioned within their premium production line. The SUSWE20-CFL-U carried a Crimson Flame finish and was constructed around a two-piece African mahogany body with a three-quarter-inch carved maple top, paired with an African mahogany set neck stabilised by Hagstrom's proprietary H-Expander truss rod system.

The neck carried a Hagstrom Resinator fingerboard with a 15-inch radius, pearl block inlays, and 22 medium jumbo frets across a 25.5-inch scale. Nut duties fell to a 43 mm Graph Tech Black Tusq XL. The pickup complement consisted of a Lundgren-designed AlNiCo II at the neck and an AlNiCo V at the bridge, selected via a 3-way toggle switch. Each pickup had its own dedicated volume and tone control, with each tone pot wired as a push-pull coil split. The bridge was a long-travel tune-o-matic fitted with a Hagstrom stop tailpiece and individual brass string blocks; tuning machines were Graph Tech Ratio units. The tune-o-matic bridge accepts standard replacement saddles for that platform, and the Graph Tech Ratio tuners use a 6-in-line or 3-per-side configuration standard to that product family.

Owners researching setup specifications, saddle or nut replacement, or pickup wiring should consult a qualified guitar technician familiar with set-neck single-cutaway instruments of this configuration.

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