Day 1: Guitar 1, “NAMM 2020 NEWS ALERT”
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A whole new lineage of Angel is emerging at NAMM 2020.
Yes it is here, Angel with a shorter 24 3/4-inch scale length and new Drop Top-sized body shape—but with longer, sleeker horns to balance and access Angel’s 24 fret architecture.
You can call it Angel shorty if you like but we also call it: Li’l Angel.
Li’l Angel is available as:
• Li’l Angel (shorty)
• Li’l Angel Player (shorty)
• Arc Angel
• Arc Angel Player
Arc Angel
Brand new and oh so cool, it is Arc Angel.
(For the well read among us it is actually archangel but we write it as: Arc Angel, for clarity of literary display.)
But let’s dig into all that is wonderful and unique about this new model, shall we?
What is an Anderson, Arc Angel?
As you know, all members of the Angel-family are designated by their 24 fret format. With that said:
Arc Angel is defined by these particular outstanding aspects:
• 24 3/4-inch scale length (shorty) (Li’l Angel)
• Mahogany body back
• Mahogany neck back
This allows extreme focus of its sonic power into concentrated midrange muscle.
So, Arc Angel is to Angel what Superbird is to Raven and what Cobra T is to the T-Family and what Cobra S is to the S-family.
They are all:
• 24 3/4-inch scale length (shorty)
• Mahogany body back
• Mahogany neck back
Arc Angel in Satin Super Natural Black Burst will be on display at Lark Guitars in San Antonio, Texas, right after the show closes.
Editor’s Note: for more clarification of Li’l Angel (Angel short scale) models:
• Li’l Angel: shares all the same options as our regular Angel but with shorter scale length
• Li’l Angel Player: shares all the same options as our regular Angel Player but with shorter scale length
• Arc Angel: Mahogany body back, Mahogany neck back, shorter 24 3/4-inch scale length.
• Arc Angel Player: all Mahogany body, Mahogany neck back, shorter 24 3/4-inch scale length.
