#Rachel at tom anderson guitars full

Okay.īut you want yours to be awesome and an excellent performer-of course, who wouldn’t?Īnd even better, it should sound and look like the best vintage guitar you have ever heard or seen-even if it is gig-worn.Īnd wouldn’t it be so great if it also played extraordinarily well, with beauty and grace and flow-like almost effortless. You want a vintage guitar-almost everyone does-but they can often be kind of “ragged.” Many times part of the deal. You will enjoy them-and this magnificent guitar. Where is this one going: Headed to hang with Brian and Trey at The (one and only) Guitar Sanctuary in McKinney, Texas. This Angel, with our highly sought after Black WakeSurf paint scheme, has an extra touch of class at the headstock-a custom Blue Logo.Ī powerful HSH pickup array of H1, SF1 H3-from neck to bridge-offers aggressive and super musical pickup tonalities that will also split down to impressive single coil sounds when so desired.Īll this, super versatile, easy to use switching and 24 frets means this Angel can pretty much do it all, especially if grabbing one guitar and off to the gig is your preferred method of packing.

Hey, it has actually transformed our world’s culture in many ways-often with an extremely positive message of hope, for instance: All You Need Is Love. Or better yet, one strum of this Angel in Black WakeSurf, pumped through your favorite amp, infusing everyone within earshot with joy and celebration and unity. Lush.Powerful boat engines ignite, breaking the silence and infusing the night with excitement.Ī metaphoric vision of Black WakeSurf. No pickup ring styling enables the neck pickup to nestle nearer the 24th harmonic for the richest “24” neck tone obtainable. The absence of pickup rings not only contributes to Angel Player's cleaner and more modern lines but simultaneously serves the higher purpose of maximizing sonic character. We gorgeously created and shaped its body lines to allow extended access to the upper frets, via the deeper cut-aways and longer horns, as we simultaneously optimized balance to comfortably hang with you all night long.Īs with all Anderson Guitars, Angel is endowed with the best playing guitar necks-Anderson’s legendary, super-fast and ultra-easy playability in a medley of our Even-Taper back shapes. Angel Player was completely designed and refined from the ground up to be a 24 fret 'angel' of a guitar with unparalleled abilities. 7 pounds 12 ounces.Īngel Player is an Angel boasting an all Tone-wood body with fully-elevated performance capabilities and time-honored, traditional look. The wedge neck pocket provides more contact area between neck & body and literally locks the neck in place. Fretwork is immaculate & the Buzz Feiten tuning system insures that even the tightest chord clusters play in tune all the way up the neck. The contoured heel provides easy access to the upper register. The neck is slim and fast but not too skinny with a consistent feel from the first position all the way up. Everything is in there just waiting to come out. Overall the Angel Player sounds extremely muscular yet is also quite touch sensitive.

#Rachel at tom anderson guitars full

The H1 neck pickup has a nice full open sound while the HN3+ screams but never sounds shrill. This guitar should sit perfectly in a mix- it's the kind of guitar you won't want to EQ the midrange out of. Chords have a solid heft but somehow all the individual notes still ring through clearly. Single notes are big and bold with rich overtones. Opening the box always takes us back to being kids at Christmas but the real fun happens when we get to play with the toys! As usual Tom's work has exceeded expectations. We added a ziricote fingerboard which imparts a clear, dry voice straddling the middle ground between pau ferro and ebony. We loaded it up with 24 jumbo frets, a Floyd Rose tremolo, a pair of humbuckers for the full palate of rock tones and wrapped body and headstock in an elegant but somewhat understated finish. The clean tones are sweet and clear while overdriven sounds are chunky but articulate. It's a solid recipe that never fails to yield pleasing flavors. With that in mind we started with a tried-and-true foundation of a medium weight alder body with a maple neck. While accomplishing that mission doesn't mean cutting corners it does rule out the use of extra fancy woods. We wanted to bring in a killer rock guitar for the discerning soloist that would sound great, look fantastic and practically play itself without utterly breaking the bank.