Knaggs Severn Trem HSH 2020 - Sunflower
 
You’re staring at a Knaggs Severn Trem HSH in Sunflower that’s got more figure than your ex’s excuses—seriously, that flamed maple top looks like someone liquid-ironed a tiger stripe into the finish. The alder back keeps the tonal mud off the stage and balances the brightness so it never sounds like you’re shredding through tweeters. The ebony fingerboard feels slick—no more abrasive fret-buzzing nightmares—and the matching ebony-veneered headstock is a classy mic-drop on Knaggs’ already ridiculous styling.
 
Under the hood you’ve got Bareknuckle Mule humbuckers in the neck and bridge that bark with just enough vintage grit to scare your neighbors, and a Bareknuckle SSC single coil in the middle that snaps so tight it could cut rope. The Gotoh locking tuners and graphite nut laugh in the face of string-bending rampages—your tuning will stay rock-steady whether you’re doing polite vibrato or diving into whammy carnage. Nickel hardware gives a soft patina that plays nice with every pedal and amp, from pristine cleans to face-melting leads.
 
It sits at a comfortable eight pounds—light enough you won’t need bail money after it knocks you off your feet during a four-hour set, but hefty enough to feel like a serious instrument and not a glorified salad server. There are a couple of very minor dings—purely cosmetic battle scars that won’t affect playability, but give it that “I’ve been onstage and survived” vibe. It ships in its original hardshell case, loaded with case candy, build sheet, and Knaggs stickers so you can flex your street cred. If you want a guitar that looks like a collectible sculpture and rips like a freight train, this sunflower beast is begging to go home with you.