Tyler USA Burning Water 2012

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Fantastic guitar, very stratty sounding but with the added versatility of a bridge humbucker. This one has the thin '59 neck, which isn't in reality particularly thin - somewhere between a custom shop oval c and fender '65 in terms of thickness and very comfortable carve. Frets are in excellent condition, as is the body and neck, just some light scratches on the backplate. Full spec shown in the pics.

Pickups:

JTS500
JTS500
Super humbucker

Alder Body

Weight: 7lb 9oz

£3925 incl. Insured delivery, no trades thanks.


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That guitar!! I loooove the looks!
I wish I could afford it..
what could replace such a guitar in your opinion when it come to super strats? 

bloomer

Hey, I've had a couple of Suhrs before and they were also very nice. I've never played an Anderson but a lot swear by them. One thing I particularly like about Tyler compared to Suhr is the heavily rolled fingerboard edges, gives them a very comfortable played-in feel, and the neck carve  also has something going on