Drop T Classic Shorty is the same big deal as its traditional tonewood sibling, the T Classic Shorty—both are members of the new Short T branch of the Anderson T-family. 

Yes, any esteemed member of the entire T-family can now be had with a shorter 24 3/4-ich scale length, as well as the traditional 25 1/2-nch scale length.

Drop T Classic Shorty exhibits the same seamless playability and tonal distinctions as the T Classic Shorty—but with the added visual presence of a beautiful maple, koa or walnut top. It is visual virtue at its finest for feasting your eyes upon.

As with T Classic Shorty, Drop - Short T is a shorter, 24 3/4-inch scale length, traditional pickguard, T-style instrument, standing on a solid foundation of traditional "long scale" wood species to guarantee T-ness .tonalities will reign supreme.

.And if you haven read the description about T Classic Shorty (listed under Short T) yet you are probably asking yourself:

Wait...what?...Why short?  What are the benefits of shortening a traditional T-type?

But it is oh so good.  One strum and you'll know why.  At first you'll just think you are a “way-good” player, playing a regular "T" but once you analyze what is happening to you, you will notice:

• a more mid-focused tone while still remaining traditional in its overall “T-guitar” demeanor

• easier ability to monopolize overdrive—saturates so nicely
  
  
• very smooth, slinkier, more effortless feel

• opportunity to increase string gauge to the next level—even if you are only feeling half way up to the challenge—which of course will offer an even bigger tone

• more legato presentation of notes

• an easier reach between frets

• singing tone with more natural saturation and bloom on the attack

• more forgiving approach for those players who are slightly uncomfortable with how “up front” a regular “T” predominately presents everything played

• Overall, very wonderful to just hold and play—all good
  
  
• So close in appearance to our regular T-Classic that no one will know your shorty secret...but us.