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CoreyW
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So, I am working near Nasvhille for the next couple weeks and Monday night a coworker and myself went to Guitar Center...
Well, the normal Platinum Room dude wasnt there, but I was wanting to check out the different Pete Thorn sigs, to see the neck difference on them, and the me and the sales guy started talking about the difference between Suhrs and Anderson guitars.. so He goes up and grabs one of the Angles and puts it in my hands and just leaves the room for like 20 mins... comes back, with a stand then snags onf of the Suhr moderns and I start trying to compare the two, but there was something about the Anderson.. it was a short scale 24 fret, which I have never held one before but... the damn thing was almost playing itself, I tried a couple of different Suhrs and really liked them, but that Anderson.. even though I did not like the neck carve.. everything else about the guitar was just... amazing.. I guess Its time to dig through the gear and see what hasnt been used in a while and start raising funds... I think this is going to turn out to be a pretty costly mistake.
Well, the normal Platinum Room dude wasnt there, but I was wanting to check out the different Pete Thorn sigs, to see the neck difference on them, and the me and the sales guy started talking about the difference between Suhrs and Anderson guitars.. so He goes up and grabs one of the Angles and puts it in my hands and just leaves the room for like 20 mins... comes back, with a stand then snags onf of the Suhr moderns and I start trying to compare the two, but there was something about the Anderson.. it was a short scale 24 fret, which I have never held one before but... the damn thing was almost playing itself, I tried a couple of different Suhrs and really liked them, but that Anderson.. even though I did not like the neck carve.. everything else about the guitar was just... amazing.. I guess Its time to dig through the gear and see what hasnt been used in a while and start raising funds... I think this is going to turn out to be a pretty costly mistake.