Tubedog
09-28-2009, 03:52 PM
I just joined this forum, and thought I'd say hello.
I was lucky enough to be able to purchase a used (2006) Anderson Classic last month, and I have to say it appears new. It's a lovely 3-tone sunburst with a white/mint pickguard. It seems that the last guy didn't take it out of the case, but I sure will! It's the nicest electric guitar I've ever played. I was at a Crosby, Stills and Nash concert 5 years ago and saw David Crosby playing a Tom Anderson classic, and that was when I started to want one.
So now I have this wonderful guitar and a puny little $50 practice amp,... :>)
I'm coming at this from a classical guitar background, so it's quite a departure for me. I'm sure I'll never make it out of the spare bedroom with my rig, but I'm having a blast!!
Looking forward to learning lots,...
Tubedog
I was lucky enough to be able to purchase a used (2006) Anderson Classic last month, and I have to say it appears new. It's a lovely 3-tone sunburst with a white/mint pickguard. It seems that the last guy didn't take it out of the case, but I sure will! It's the nicest electric guitar I've ever played. I was at a Crosby, Stills and Nash concert 5 years ago and saw David Crosby playing a Tom Anderson classic, and that was when I started to want one.
So now I have this wonderful guitar and a puny little $50 practice amp,... :>)
I'm coming at this from a classical guitar background, so it's quite a departure for me. I'm sure I'll never make it out of the spare bedroom with my rig, but I'm having a blast!!
Looking forward to learning lots,...
Tubedog