Suhr JM Antique Funk LE Olympic Wh

Suhr JM Antique Funk LE Olympic Wh review

The Suhr JM Antique Funk LE Olympic Wh is a limited-run, U.S.-made electric guitar in a J-style format. Its specification combines an alder body, a maple neck, and a rosewood fingerboard with two JM-style, P-90-style single-coil pickups. A Mastery tremolo, active SSCII hum reduction, and a six-position funk control distinguish its electronics and hardware package. The listed finish is aged Olympic White, with a mint-green pickguard and chrome hardware.

No customer reviews are available for this model, so there is no basis for reporting owner impressions, long-term reliability, or how it sounds in practice. The assessment here is limited to the stated specifications. The listed price is 5222, with no currency specified in the supplied information. The model is listed as available since April 2026, and carries item number 624168.

Body, neck, and playing dimensions

The body is alder, with no top specified. The bolt-on maple neck has a 1960s C vintage standard profile and a matte finish. The rosewood fingerboard uses clay dot inlays and has a compound radius that transitions from 10 inches to 14 inches. That specification describes a fingerboard that becomes flatter toward the upper frets, though it does not establish how any individual player will find the shape or setup.

Scale length is 25.5 inches, or 648 mm, and the nut width is 1.65 inches, or 41.9 mm. The guitar has 22 medium stainless-steel frets and a Tusq nut. Stainless-steel fret material is explicitly part of the specification; no further claims about fret life or feel can be confirmed from the listing. The supplied string gauge is.010 to.046.

Pickups and controls

The pickup system is listed as SS, with two Classic JM P-90-style single-coil pickups. The specification identifies their style and configuration, but provides no output measurements, magnet details, or frequency response. It is therefore not possible to make a precise claim about their tone based on the available data alone.

The control layout consists of one volume control, one tone control, a three-way toggle switch, and a six-position funk control. That adds a dedicated multi-position control to a familiar volume-and-tone arrangement. The listing does not explain what each of the six positions does, so buyers should confirm its function with Suhr or a retailer before relying on a particular switching option.

Active SSCII hum reduction is included. This is a stated feature of the electronics, but the available information does not quantify its effect or describe how it behaves in different environments. The two pickups remain identified as single coils in the supplied specifications.

Hardware, finish, and included accessories

A Mastery tremolo is fitted, alongside locking tuners and chrome hardware. The model description does not provide details about the tremolo's adjustment range or the tuner ratio. Its finish is described as aged, and the color is Olympic White. The mint-green pickguard adds a contrasting detail, though the listing gives no information about the finish process beyond the word "aged."

A gig bag is included, but a hard case is not. The product data repeats the alder body and maple bolt-on neck in its detailed build list, consistent with the headline specifications. It identifies the run as limited, without stating the production quantity. Buyers who need a case rather than a gig bag should factor that into the purchase.

What the specifications establish

The JM Antique Funk LE is a clearly specified instrument in several key areas: body and neck woods, scale, nut width, fingerboard radius, fret count, pickup arrangement, control count, and tremolo type. The limited-run status, U.S. Manufacture, and included gig bag are also stated. In contrast, the listing leaves some practical questions unanswered, including the exact function of the six-position control, setup measurements, production quantity, and the details of the aged finish.

For a buyer comparing specifications, the defining combination is its JM-style single-coil layout, SSCII hum reduction, Mastery tremolo, and 1960s C neck profile. Those details make the model's intended configuration easy to identify without implying a particular playing feel or sound. Since no customer feedback is available, an in-person evaluation or confirmation from the seller is the best way to resolve questions about setup, switching, and condition before purchase.