What Happens When The Lights Go Out?
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A beautiful Angel Player looks enchanting, dressed in White with Pink Dog Hair. It is definitely getting noticed. And even peeking at this particular pink and white guitar in a dark room, all seems normal and dark, but then…
Someone turns on a black light (UV).
In an instant “strangeness” is emanating from this White with Pink Dog Hair finish. For within the Pink pigment is a UV-reactive property that sets it aglow under the special lighting conditions we alluded to — UV lights. Wild though it is, especially this close to Halloween, there is no need to be frightened, for it is merely a property of this paint’s chemical personality.
Imagine as the houselights go down in between songs, only a single black light remains lit. The light source itself is virtually unseeable, but radiating from the guitar on the stage comes an eerie illumination of abstract color.
And this transfiguration happens with several of our newest “Dog Hair” finish options:
Most often you will see it with a Black or White base which can be enshrined by: Blue, Purple, Green, Orange, Pink, or Neon Green Dog Hair.
Oh yes, a very unique option. But the glowing Dog Hair part isn’t even the coolest thing about having an Anderson in your hands and in your band. You will know that too as soon as you raise one to playing position.
Lightning-fast, smooth, and unparalleled playability. Silly-good and super sympathetic intonation makes basic and giant chords alike bloom and boom outward in harmony while magnificently musical pickups impressively relay all that you are doing to the world around you.
Characteristically, this Angel Player does all that with 24 super-smooth stainless steel Jumbo frets atop a slim Even-Taper, Caramel Maple neck with a Blackheart Fingerboard. Its Swamp Ash body’s phenotypical elongated wood grain not only allows for the Dog Hair process to thrive but sonically opens up the “mids” for multifaceted overtones to flow from humbuckers that are freed and clear to navigate through a multifaceted tonal world of sound.
So it’s not only what you can see when you turn out the stage light but also what you can hear and feel. And it is all so good — Anderson Guitarworks good.
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