Bobcat is an Anderson guitar through and through, and as such every outrageous Anderson attribute is soundly intact and at your beck and call: Smooth and fast, Bobcat's buttery playability is just effortless to play and bend, for as far as you would like to push it. Unbelievably resonant, Bobcat rings seemingly forever, even unplugged. One chord and you will know how big, how vibrant, how full and how in tune a guitar can actually be.

Unique 3-on-a-side headstock with nearly straight string pull renders unparalleled tuning ease and stability while offering a much stronger neck to headstock union.

Encircling the entire back circumference of the body is a smooth, soft cut radius for next to body comfort. It is fantastic to hold Bobcat close. Hand selected, kiln dried mahogany means Bobcat's overall weight is less than you'd expect from this style of instrument. Just so nice to strap on and play all night long. Uniquely styled lower horn takes its styling cue from our Raven model. Rounded, shortened and deeper cut, it splays slightly outward to noticeably grant easier access to the highest regions of the fretboard and balances Bobcat’s center of gravity nicely when sitting to play. No sliding off the leg for Bobcat, just sit, plant it and play, comfortably.

Countersunk bridge, tailpiece and pickup rings look so, so, so cool and provide a more natural angle for the picking hand and wrist to contact the string plane, makes picking a more effortless motion. 8 hum-free sounds from a simple and traditional 3-way selector and your choice of a two or three or four knob setup. With Push/Pull pots to cut power for each pickup individually. Lightweight Tune-o-matic style bridge is standard and wonderful to play, but so is the optional vintage tremolo style bridge if you so desire.

Just a moment is all that will be needed to open your mind and heart, and once you hear how resonant and feel how easily Bobcat plays you will utterly lose your mind, in a good way!

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FAQs

What is the neck profile like on the Anderson Guitarworks Bobcat?

The Anderson Guitarworks Bobcat features an Even Taper neck profile, providing a comfortable grip that suits a wide range of playing styles, from rhythm to lead.

What kind of tones can I expect from the pickups on the Anderson Guitarworks Bobcat?

The Bobcat is equipped with high-quality pickups that deliver a versatile range of tones, from warm, clean sounds to rich, powerful overdrives, making it suitable for genres like rock, blues, and jazz.

Is the Anderson Guitarworks Bobcat suitable for advanced players?

Yes, the Anderson Guitarworks Bobcat is designed for advanced players, offering exceptional craftsmanship, playability, and tonal versatility that meet the demands of professional musicians.

How does the scale length of the Anderson Guitarworks Bobcat affect playability?

The 24.75" scale length of the Bobcat provides a slightly shorter reach, which can make it easier to play for those with smaller hands and offers a slinkier feel for string bending.

Does the Anderson Guitarworks Bobcat have a bolt-on neck construction?

Yes, the Bobcat features a bolt-on neck construction, which contributes to its bright tone and allows for easier neck adjustments and replacements.