RELISTING!

I had to end the listing and update it. When I got the guitar I had a big brass block and tremol-no installed. I have them in all of my guitars. I intended to remove it before shipping it because so many people are baffled by the tremol-no so I figured it best to remove it. But I went to remove it and was reminded they had to route a small channel inside the tremolo cavity so it wouldn't bottom out when used. If I removed it, there would be an unexplained route in the cavity for no reason. So I finally got around to getting pics to update the listing.

Now back to our regularly scheduled listing.

I hate having to sell this, but I have no choice. Back in December I broke my wrist and needed surgery. The nerve damage is taking ages to heal and I'm having to move in the process. I probably won't be able to play guitar again until July. In the meantime, life is giving me a pretty good beating, so I have to make sacrifices.

I ordered this guitar in 2019. Finally getting my long-desired Anderson. The guitar was so beautiful, when Roy saw Tom testing it in his office before shipping it, he took it to photograph for the December 9, 2019 installment of Guitar Tales on the Anderson Guitarworks website.

I saw it and was floored! It was exactly what I wanted! About 10 days later, it was in my hands. When I went to NAMM 2020, I brought it with me and I visited the Anderson factory in Newbury Park. While I was there, I had Tom autograph the back of the headstock.

I love this guitar more than anything. But as musicians, we know how it is sometimes. And I know, one day, I can have them make me another.

Anyway, it's a stunner. The In Distress finish ages more beautifully every day.

I swapped the original hum canceling single coils for the regular single coils and am very pleased. They have the spank I wanted.

The original strap that was included with the guitar is in the hybrid gig bag/case. You can see the specs in the photos from the Guitar Tales write up.

I can be reached via message with questions.

Item will ship as soon as humanly possible after payment clears. 

*PLEASE READ THE NEXT PART CAREFULLY

*I am not a store. I don't have a return policy. The next paragraphs are important:

*Research the item if you're unsure of stuff. 

If you know what this is, buy it and enjoy it. Again, I do not have a return policy. I am NOT a dealer, I'm an independent musician with bills. That's what Reverb was originally started for. So we could sell our gear to like-minded people. This money will go to Chase and Citibank, and whoever else, as soon as it hits my checking account.  When I buy something used, if I don't like it, I resell it. Reverb has become like eBay and with all the actual retailers using it, buyers get this false sense of having the opportunity to buy stuff and just send it back if they don't like it. That may work for dealers, that's not how it works with private sellers. 

You will not have any surprises. Buyer's remorse is real, but it's not my problem. I've experienced it, but I wouldn't dream of asking the person to take it back because I was excited when I clicked the "BUY NOW" button.

***I'm shocked by what shipping costs these days. USPS, FedEx, UPS, It makes no difference anymore. It's expensive. I wish I were zZounds or Musician's Friend, but I'm not. And nothing is "free". $60 with free shipping or $50 plus $10 shipping are the same thing. 

I hope this doesn't put you off, but I'd rather avoid unnecessary drama after the fact. Thank you for your understanding.