Tom anderson guitars short telecaster full#

In contrast, Anderson provides something unique that only they do in terms of construction style and certain pickup types. Mark from Renegade - My personal history goes way back with Tom Anderson, right back to the early 90s when I worked at Machinehead Music and they were one of the first UK stockists.

However, for me I like to build vintage style strats myself, because such excellent parts are available nowadays for a straight-up 50's or 60's style strat or tele. The anderson neck joint is such that you never have to worry about shift or alignment issues,etc. Original ordered with HC1 humbucker in the neck and TF3 double stack in the bridge. This, to me, is a marvel, because I am a stickler for neck fit and stability. 2011 Tom Anderson Short T Classic Tele 2011 Tom Anderson Short T Classic TeleA great playing featherweight Tom Anderson Short T Classic tele. Designed to replicate the sound of an acoustic guitar in situations where stage volumes are high enough to generate sometimes uncontrollable feedback, the.

25 1/2-inch scale length and almost any pickup configuration you can imagine.

Tom anderson guitars short telecaster full#

Top T - Not a pickguard in sight here, but instead a stunning maple, walnut or koa top astride a wonderful tone wood back and full body contours. Like all Tom Anderson guitars this one plays. The neck shape is an Even Taper +30 neck with 1 11/16' nut and Medium Jumbo stainless steel frets. The neck is also Satin finished making for a silky smooth feel. Traditional pickguard and control plate punctuate this guitar with the deep roots of rock. This brand new Tom Anderson Classic features a beautiful Satin finish in Mellow Yellow on an Alder body with a Caramel Maple neck. Anderson also has the coolest new neck joint that really makes the neck more stable and 'perfectly fitted' than the traditional neck joint. Top T Classic - The majesty of a maple top (or other) crowns a tone wood body with full body contours. If these options are important go with suhr.ДЄnderson, however, gives you SS frets stock, no upcharge, suhr charges extra.

Suhr will give you more options in terms of body type (size of the strat type body), bridge choice, fret choice, and a few other things. If you buy - you will no be disappointed.I would give the edge to anderson now, but have prefered suhr a different times. A couple of small scratches on the front of the body below the bridge. All in all, I found (when I went to see one in a shop) the new version of this looked too blingy for my taste which made me hesitate in buying one however, but the bullet and bought this used version and it looks so so amazing. Used Tom Anderson The Classic Transparent GreenSerial Number: 11-21-17PWeight: 7.2lbsCondition: Good condition, shows some light wear. The body was 'Vintage Black) which is a matt, flat or dull black however, on the back of the neck the dullness had worn down and it had a very dull shine to it which looks absolutely beautiful and aged. The gold hardware was no longer a blingy yellow gold, it had aged or something and was still gold but far less yellow and believe me, it looks amazing in comparison to a new version. As for the fact it was preowned - the whole guitar was immaculate but there were 2 things you could identify that made it known it wasn't new and both of them made me EXTREMELY happy I bought a 10 y/o preoweed. Fantastic price - the guitar itself doesn't need to be reviewed, I've recently seen players such as Andy James using this guitar all the way to Teloch from Mayhem (not this style of guitar - this exact model) so the guitar, speaks for itself.