❌SOLD❌ Anderson Classic T Translucent White, 2013

The Anderson Classic T is one of the best expressions of the seminal Fender model, keeping the best elements and improving on the simple, robust and reliable design.

Built pairing an American Swamp Ash body with a Maple neck, this Anderson Classic T dates to the afternoon of October 31 2013, and sports a Translucent White finish, as the originals did. Extremely well built, the Classic T also has a contoured heel for easier access to the upper frets. Fretwire is Medium sized, providing lots of positive grip and clarity. Locking tuners are installed and at the body there’s a hard-tail bridge. Unlike the traditional model, the bridge is a short version, not covering the bridge pickup cavity. Pickups are a TF3 set. The bridge pickup itself is screwed directly into the body – a trick used by a number of savvy session players to give a bit more bite and spank to the tone. This model also includes a boost circuit and incorporates the patented Buzz Feiten tuning system.

This Anderson Classic T is in very clean shape, with one small ding in the top just by the treble end of the pickup. Wear, otherwise, is minor.

We are always impressed by Anderson guitars. Beyond the basic quality of woodwork, the builders clearly know what they are doing – and why – and the result is a very good sounding and playing instrument.

Here is what the builder has to say about the Anderson Classic T:

“By now everybody but everybody knows that the coolest traditional T-style guitar is the T Classic, and has been such for a long time now. Out of 36 “T” guitars tested in Guitar Player Magazine’s “Tele Shoot Out” in the July 1993 issue, the T Classic won it all!

The Anderson T Classic is:

• Traditional pickguard trim.
• Traditional control plate plays host to a 3-Way or 5-Way layout that will deliver so many sounds you will have to add songs to your set list to use them all.
• Solid or hollow body chambers.

One of these is what you play when you want ripping “T” tones that jump to the forefront of the mix while being supported by rich low-mids”