Looking For Lemon Drops
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Yes, this is what can happen when you go over to Bobby’s house looking for Lemon Drops, or more formally speaking: the house of Bobcat.
Perhaps a lot like a traditional Trick ’r Treat search for goodies, Halloween heritage at its most fun.
Knock on the door. It opens with a surprisingly musical creak. And there it is, glowing under the studio lights, just leaning up against an old vintage amp, hanging out and looking so undeniably cool. Its universal swagger is elevated by its distinctly individualized Anderson look — most notably its svelte and functional bobbed bottom bout. This cat will happily sit on your lap without trying to slide off. Such good manners from a single-cut. One of the many benefits of bonding with Bobcat.
Pick it up. So smooth. Plays like butter, as saturated and in-tune humbucker tones flow with an impressively sweet and melodious presentation — everything resounding in blissful harmony whether you are running in full-fledged humbucker power or laying down surprisingly remarkable single-coil sounds. These are the benefits bestowed when purposeful, sympathetic coordination of both structure and electronics are thoughtfully brought to bear.
Eight sonic combinations, in all, collaborate with your favorite music from Bobcat’s two-pickup layout, simply and intuitively controlled by a conventional Big 3-Way toggle and Push/Pulls on each Tone Control.
Bobby’s super slick and impeccable playability is also visually apparent as you look down and across its beautiful face to notice the ultra-cool countersunk pickup rings, bridge, and tailpiece. It is this trick-looking alternative geometry that adds heightened comfort and usability as the angle of your picking hand and forearm rest in a much more comfortable and accommodating playing position.
The quest for the Lemon Drop, or any Bobcat for that matter, results in a treat of the most “tricked-out” guitar you have ever looked for, found, or wrapped hands around.
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