Both suggestions above are great... well, really, beyond great. I was looking at ordering a Suhr built to my specs at one point, but I saw a guy selling an Anderson that ticked nearly all my boxes here on this forum. It saved me about $1500 by buying used, and I absolutely love that guitar. (See my profile pic to the left) The only down side is that about 3 months ago, I felt compelled to buy another one, this time a hollow T style with HSH config, different pickups and their Switcheroo switching system. The second one has a vintage style trem instead of a Floyd, but it works great. It's hard to say which one is my favorite. Basically whichever one I have in my hands at the time I guess. LOL
One thing that I found that is different, and is part of the reason I fall into the Anderson side of things, is that it seems the Suhrs are more commonly found with 1 5/8 nut width, while Andersons seem to more commonly have the slightly wider 1 11/16 nut. Since I got into classical guitar on the side a few years ago, I like the slightly wider nut. You can get either one with the nut width you want, but when searching the used ones it did seem like they were commonly split that way. Partly because most of the more production line variants for the Suhr seem to favor the narrower one.