Very nice? Is that a rosewood body?
Cool. I also associate a rosewood Tele with George Harrison.
Is it really heavy weight? I think I remember three George Harrison's made. One of the others is in a museum is what I was told. Is that the other one? (Lucky man!)
It’s fairly heavy. It’s chambered but still has some weight to it. It is an MIJ 1980’s early 90’s reissue of the 1970s original ones made after Harrison’s.
Ooooh, a lemon popsicle! Sometimes, less is more and beauty can be so simple.
My first electric guitar was Hofner's guitar version of the Beatle bass. A local dealer got his hands on about a hundred of them and sold them for about 300 a piece. A super deal even back then (early 70's). It had a great sounding built in fuzz and treble booster and the action spoiled me forever. It did feed back like nobodys business though.
Yeah that is a pretty guitar; I like the solid finish on these SE series units, and the SE DGT I've heard repeatedly that it is one of the best deals on guitars today. I feel the same about the SE Standard 24 8, it also is a solid guitar and super sound and play. Nice. Did the bridge make significant improvement?
The bridge smoothed it out a bit, took some of the harshness off the top in a good way. Not a big change but I could tell the difference. I’ve always liked it but put it aside for awhile. Brought it out and now I’m stuck on it. It’s a nice sounding guitar.
Congrats on that one - Anderson is my favorite builder.
