View Full Version : Anthem WTR30TBK - shredders watch out!
Robert
August 11th, 2009, 08:00 AM
I have an Anthem WTR30TBK in my house now! :bravo:
This is a high gain shredder guitar with 24 Frets, floyd rose tremolo, zebra style humbuckers and jumbo frets. It even came with a cable, nice strap and strings as well.
The body is made out of basswood, and it has a 3 Piece Bolt-on Canadian Maple Neck. The scale length is 25.5 inches.
It is really nice to play. Very smooth and no flaws like fret sprout or uneven frets. I am very picky about guitar necks, and this one is really, really nice. It has a flat but solid 17" radius and it is very easy to play fast lines on it. I really like this neck. The pickups are Anthem's own, and they really do sound good, especially the bridge pickup.
I plugged it in to my Marshall, and milda makaroner, sustain for days! "The sustain, listen to it." ;)
I will of course make up video demos eventually. Shred-Rob is back, watch out! :D
Check out the guitar at http://www.anthemguitars.com/product-details.html?index=16
bigG
August 11th, 2009, 08:54 AM
Very cool, Robert! :rockon:
Not familiar w Anthem, but knowing how particular you are abt guitars, I have no doubt she's a winner!
(Edit: just checked Anthem's site. I remember that's the line spud was talking about. That's a cool shredder-lookin guitar, man! Look out, it might cut ya! :) )
Can't wait to see some vids of Shred-Rob and the new ax!
Btw, when's the ETA for your new Mack Gem?
G
Robert
August 11th, 2009, 09:06 AM
G, the Gem is coming this month.
marnold
August 11th, 2009, 09:24 AM
I will of course make up video demos eventually. Shred-Rob is back, watch out! :D
Shred-Rob is the name of your true self; you had only forgotten.
Allow me to be the first to throw out a Ronnie James Dio hand-gesture :dude:
Anthem Guitars
August 11th, 2009, 10:54 AM
Shred-Rob...Glad you liked it!:AOK:
Katastrophe
August 11th, 2009, 09:14 PM
Everyone should have at least one "shredder guitar."
It looks beautiful, Robert. Congrats!
And now...
POST A CLIP!:dude:
BTW... What does "milda makaroner" mean? Mild macaroni?:confused:
sunvalleylaw
August 11th, 2009, 09:32 PM
Cool! Spud has been talking about these guitars. I look forward to seeing one in person, and before I have a chance to do that, maybe a good Shred-Rob vid! :rockon:
marnold
August 11th, 2009, 09:51 PM
BTW... What does "milda makaroner" mean? Mild macaroni?:confused:
I think it's the Swedish translation of "The Macarena"
Spudman
August 12th, 2009, 08:02 AM
Cool! Spud has been talking about these guitars. I look forward to seeing one in person, and before I have a chance to do that, maybe a good Shred-Rob vid! :rockon:
You did see one on Tuesday when we saw Cary Judd at the Street Fair in Ketchum. He had the blue PST20 (http://www.anthemguitars.com/product-details.html?index=15).
Cary's site http://www.caryjudd.com/ He's an Anthem endorser from Jackson Wyoming that I've known for a while. Very talented and nice guy
Jimi75
August 12th, 2009, 08:49 AM
Basswood = Goodwood
I really love basswood. The guitar looks great. Looking forward to some Robo-Shred video. Can't wait to hear that neck pu.
sunvalleylaw
August 12th, 2009, 09:46 AM
You did see one on Tuesday when we saw Cary Judd at the Street Fair in Ketchum. He had the blue PST20 (http://www.anthemguitars.com/product-details.html?index=15).
Cary's site http://www.caryjudd.com/ He's an Anthem endorser from Jackson Wyoming that I've known for a while. Very talented and nice guy
Oh yeah, I forgot about that one. It has been a crazy week or two. Cory sounded great!
mjk123
September 24th, 2009, 09:01 AM
I have an Anthem WTR30TBK in my house now! :bravo:
This is a high gain shredder guitar with 24 Frets, floyd rose tremolo, zebra style humbuckers and jumbo frets. It even came with a cable, nice strap and strings as well.
The body is made out of basswood, and it has a 3 Piece Bolt-on Canadian Maple Neck. The scale length is 25.5 inches.
It is really nice to play. Very smooth and no flaws like fret sprout or uneven frets. I am very picky about guitar necks, and this one is really, really nice. It has a flat but solid 17" radius and it is very easy to play fast lines on it. I really like this neck. The pickups are Anthem's own, and they really do sound good, especially the bridge pickup.
I plugged it in to my Marshall, and milda makaroner, sustain for days! "The sustain, listen to it." ;)
I will of course make up video demos eventually. Shred-Rob is back, watch out! :D
Check out the guitar at http://www.anthemguitars.com/product-details.html?index=16
Robert,
Thanks for a great review on these guitars. I have been looking at these guitars for about 6 months now and seeing that they are priced right for me, I think I have found my next guitar. I was hoping to have a MD dealer pick up some, but today there are still no takers. However, seeing your review and the YouTube video on them, makes me want to get one nonetheless. I am hoping that by year's end, I will have one in my hands.
Thanks again for the reivew.:AOK:
Robert
September 24th, 2009, 09:23 AM
Cool, glad you liked it, mjk. I will do more demos of this cool guitar soon!
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