I pretty much only get guitars that have a return policy, unless they just seem like a killer deal. Like Marks Tone said, better to play it first. I know suhr is very good and think Andersons are also, so you'd be getting a really nice guitar, but after you get it you may be surprised it's not all you thought it would be. Don't know about Andersons, but I was looking for one a while back and after researching it on the web it seemed to me they were more modern sounding, sort of like the Suhr I have, so I forgot about it. I won't go out of my way for stainless anymore, as I'll likely be doing the levelling. I realize now that I need to level those frets that the stainless just might be more of a pain in the ass than I bargained for. I got on a stainless frets kick for awhile until a neck got a little twist in it. I have a sadowsky, melancon, prs DGT, fender strat and a carvin that get more play than the suhr. It's well built and plays nice but I realized I'm more of a vintage guy. I got a modern from Rocket and it's good for certain things, but I could do with out it. If you specified what you were after they could help build the perfect axe for you. From a question of tone, Their pickups are fantastic. I'll give a nod to Anderson simply because I own it and love it. I don't believe you can go wrong either way. They were always very welcoming to (what I felt were) even the most basic of questions and never gave the impression that they didn't have the time or didn't appreciate the call. I've spoken to both Roy and Tom with questions regarding my build at the time and a couple of times since then. They're a couple of companies who do it right from beginning to end. Its really hard to fault either one of these companies. I don't know one, however.ДЇit and finish, design and execution, build quality, wood quality, electronics. I've played a few Suhrs over recent years and they are stellar pieces of work as well. Its the tone in my head and the feel my hands look for when I play. I've had my Hollow Cobra S since 08 and its as ridiculously awesome today as it was then. At the time I thought a guitar that expensive was a pipe dream, but a close friend back in 08 actually purchased one for me. I immediately fell in love with the neck and unplugged sound of the guitar. I played my first anderson,a Cobra, sometime around 2003 or 2004.

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