Hi!

[uburoibob]

New Anderson owner - Shorty T Swamp Ash.

Gotta say, I've been aware of Tom's guitars for years, but was never a Fender guy. Talk about ignorance!

I walked into Northfield Music in Pittsford and Joe showed me this guitar about 3 weeks ago. I played it and kept going back to play it. I just felt SOOOO comfortable for a 25.5" scale with a 1 5/8 neck. I wondered why I could never get along with that size neck before...

Much to my surprise, it turned out to be 24.75" with a 1 11/16" neck! I had no idea I could get a T style guitar that would fit me without having to pay a builder for a custom guitar.

And the sound. THE SOUND! And playability. And feel. And. And. And.

Just whoa!

Thanks, Tom for such an incredible guitar. Now I am looking at my other guitars and deciding which will go so that I can get an Atom...

Jeez, how easy it is for your entire guitar world to change when you find guitars like these!

Bob Martin

[tom]

glad you're enjoying it! i can't tell you how many people pickup the shorty and don't realize it's short scale. they just think it's the greatest playing t style ever.

[Briggs]

Welcome to the Anderson family Bob! You'll find this to be one of the friendliest and most helpful forums around. Oh, and pictures of new guitars are a must around here. :)

[Jack Gretz]

Welcome to the club Bob, One problem You just cant have one Anderson!

[Big Harry]

Welcome to the club Bob, One problem You just cant have one Anderson!

Jack is 100 % right !
That is a really serious problem with TAG's ....:eek:
Welcome to the club .

[uburoibob]

Thanks for the welcome, everyone. Yeah, I know about multiple guitar syndrome... All too well! I am already thinking about the Atom and which I'd like to check out. But for right now, I am still in awe of the TAG I have and exploring the world of Tele sounds. And I just picked up a real, original 1966 Princeton amp that is a perfect match to this guitar. Right now I am in tone heaven.

And taking inventory of everything else to decide what stays and what goes...the fall TAG buying season is nearly upon us.

Bob