No Picking On A Drop Top Classic
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Drop Top Classic is obviously undeniably a Drop Top, but clad in classic pickguard attire. A standout maple top (and sometimes other beauty woods, your choice) guarded and protected by the swooping and stylized lines of a gorgeous pickguard. Drop Top Classic is for all players craving vintage style, harmonized with the unbounded natural beauty only a gorgeous wood top can bring to the electric guitar. It is unquestionably the best of both worlds all in one profound musical manifestation.
Because of this, and its pure Anderson pedigree, it steps up and out with no apologies whatsoever, knowing full well it provides unparalleled playing prowess.
When it comes to playing in, playing out, and being seen on stage, with breathtaking beauty and classic good looks, everyone would most definitely love to pick on a Drop Top Classic.
So even though no one would dare to pick on a Drop Top Classic, you should definitely pick on a Drop Top Classic if your pick is to pick on a guitar with profound classic good looks and unparalleled performance—in every way.
This Drop Top Classic’s pickguard plays host to a super-versatile Hum, Single, Hum assemblage of pickups, H1-, SF1, H2+, from neck to bridge. These pickups are purposefully designed to cross the line between modern, effortless aggression, while manifesting surprisingly pleasing musical underpinnings, so everything you play is rich, robust, and aggressive when you need it to be such.
Fun and multi-functional 5-Way switching gives effortless access to 9 different sounds all around.
And this sonic selection certainly goes hand in hand with the enhanced tremolo functionality of its optional “Baby Floyd” bridge. A non-fine-tuning, non-locking nut version of a Floyd Rose bridge, best defined as having vintage underpinnings with increased tremolo functions.
So go ahead then, pick away. Your Ultraviolet Blue with Blue Edge Burst flame maple top is guarded by a profound Pearl White pickguard while lending its superlative vintage flavor—both visually and sonically—to create an esteemed classic instrument that everyone will want to pick on—in a proper picking-on way, of course.
And for the moment, who is it that is keeping this gorgeous Drop Top Classic from being picked on? That would be the fine people of Danville Music, in Danville, California. They will be guarding this classically pickguard-clad Drop Top Classic from picking until someone picks it up and experiences how musically good it is to pick on a Drop Top Classic.
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