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If you have a preferred method not listed here, please let us know and we'll do our best to accommodate. Your instrument will be expertly packed and shipped via FedEx, UPS, or US Post, depending on the destination and level of service. The Music Emporium has been shipping guitars around the world for 40+ years. All out-of-state shipments are tax-free though we do recommend you look into your individual state's tax codes to determine any tax liabilities. Instruments shipped within MA are subject to a 6.25% sales tax.
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Slight tarnishing on the pickup covers and a very small indentation or two scattered on the body keep it from being mint. The flawless fretwork and short scale length deepen the effortless playing experience and the guitar has a slinky overall feel.Ĭondition: Excellent / near mint. The satin finished, "even taper" neck feels wonderful and is similar to an early/mid-60s Fender with regards to depth - this is the kind of neck that most players would be happy with. To be sure the Anderson humbuckers add to the midrange and fatness too. We hear a slight reduction in the twang and snap your usually hear w/a long scale Fender, with the addition of a fatter, more pronounced midrange. Not only does this create a super easy to play guitar - the fretboard is shifted just a touch towards your body, reducing the reach for the lower "cowboy chord" frets - it changes the tone. The use of a short scale (24 3/4") along with a 1 11/16" nut width make these "shorty" guitars feel more unique than your average Strat. Tom's guitars feel modern in-hand with immaculate workmanship, a sleek / fast feel, and a lot of well thought out features that pros and hobbyists alike will appreciate (check out the roster of players on his site - it's pretty incredible). Tom Anderson's name carries considerable weight in the boutique guitar world and we're always quick to welcome one into the shop when the opportunity arises.
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