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extra stuff
Winter (Jan, Feb, and March)
$775 weekly ($968.30 with tax and cleaning fee)
$1675 monthly ($1949.30 with tax and cleaning fee)
Peak Season - April 1 - Mid August (excluding May)
$850 weekly ($1050.05 with tax and cleaning fee)
$3400 monthly ($3829.55 with tax and cleaning fee)
Off Season - Mid August -December 31 (including May)
3 night minimum on nightly rates
$750 weekly ($941.05 with tax and cleaning fee)
$1575 monthly ($1840.30 with tax and cleaning fee)
nightly $125 (+ tax and cleaning fee)
Order tickets for concert and workshop online here
http://scottandersonmusic.com/concerts.htm
or mail check payable to:
Scott Anderson
3609 NW 136th St., Gainesville, FL 32606
include $2 per total order for shipping - mail orders must be received by April 24
Scott Anderson
photo courtesy of Amanda Anderson
For bookings, comments, or questions contact Scott at: mato65@msn.com
Scott teaches banjo, guitar, and mandolin lessons for a limited number of students in Gainesville, Florida.
Scott is also available for banjo setup and minor repair work.
Scott Anderson has been a fixture on the Southeastern bluegrass and gospel circuit for almost two decades. He began with the contemporary and Southern gospel of First Light, then played the traditional bluegrass sound of the Bluegrass Parlor Band, followed by the driving grungegrass of Endless Highway , the sweet gospel of Gentle River, and the hot bluegrass of The Jim Hurst Band .
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or by phone: (888)422-0825 or (904)471-0825
(be sure to request Unit 9D, pictured on this page)
Order "An
other Day" along with "Rivers" and get both CD's for $25 plus shipping!
if paying by check, please add $2 U.S., $3 international shipping)
The Flatiron M2 mandolin, made in Montana.
Great sounding little mandolin - and it's LOUD! I bought it from another guy about 16 years ago - I think it was built in 1983. In very good condition - some pickwear but no serious flaws. Has McIntyre pickup installed. With HSC. $650 + shipping and insurance.
(you'll see only 4 strings in these photos because I was making it easier on my daughter who was learning with it)
Digital Downloads Also Available at:
ITunes (you must have ITunes loaded onto your computer)
Alesis Quadraverb, with power supply, in very good condition, with solid wooden rack mountable case.
The Alesis QuadraVerb is a 16Hz-20kHz bandwidth stereo programmable effects box with four digital effects (EQ, Pitch Change, Delay, Reverb). The effects can be used in parallel or in serial (or a combination). Specs say the dynamic range is 85dB, less than .1% distortion. Processor speed is 24 MIPS (no Z80 in this baby!). Conversion scheme is 16-bit linear PCM. It's fully MIDI-fied.
Some features:
 Touch sensitive (multi-speed!) programming buttons. If you press harder you move the parameter faster.
 2x16 character LCD display.
 Stores 100 programs. Comes with 90 (in ROM) that you can overlay into the RAM. At any time you can recall one or all the ROM programs into RAM.
 Real-time control of 8 simultaneous parameters via MIDI (you pick the controller type and the parameter it controls).
 All functions, parameters and volume levels are programmable per program.
 Stereo In/Out (via four 1/4 inch jacks).
 Effect bypass jack on the back (as well as a button on the front).
 You can name your programs (up to 14 characters).
$145 + shipping
Quantaray 35 mm camera lens 28-80 mm Autofocus (I used it with my Pentax camera, but my wife bought me another lens and I didn't have the heart to tell her I already had one.)
This lens comes as a package deal with:
Promaster circular polarizer 55mm
Tiffen UV filter 55mm
The lens + polarizer and UV filter for $60.
Hutto mandolin #137 - a great instrument. Original varnish finish by Scott Jackson, slightly widened fingerboard and slightly deepened body (similar to Gilchrist.)
Dempsey Young (of Lost and Found) played it in 2004 and told me it sounds much better than his own Hutto. When I said I'd like to try his Hutto, he told me something like "Well since you're used to this one, you're gonna think mine is a dog." Adam Steffey played it and called it "a great axe" and "a monster."
This one is definitely a unique and fine instrument.
$18,500 firm. Will consider trades involving your old Martin guitar.
There's Dempsey saying this is a good one!
That's a straight neck.
1999 Ken Ratcliff Silver Angel mandolin #83 for sale
This is a very nice sounding and playing modified f model with distressed look ("wear" mark on top) as well as 10 actual years of age on it. Many striking extras including abalone bindings, carved one piece back with intricate carved vine "R", Angel inlaid on peghead and "R" inlaid on back of peghead, abalone vine inlaid on fingerboard, fancy tailpiece and some beautiful wood. Comfortable V neck feels great in your hand and it plays great. Nice tone with strong chop.
With really cool Travellite case (at least I think that's what's it's called.)
$3100 plus shipping and insurance (or better yet, see it and buy it in person)
The Flatiron M2 mandolin, made in Montana.
Great sounding little mandolin - and it's LOUD! I bought it from another guy about 16 years ago - I think it was built in 1983.
In very good condition - some pickwear but no serious flaws. Has McIntyre pickup installed. With HSC. $650 + shipping and insurance.
(you'll see only 4 strings in these photos because I was making it easier on my daughter who was learning with it)
That's a straight neck.
Hutto mandolin #137 - a great instrument. Original varnish finish by Scott Jackson, slightly widened fingerboard and slightly deepened body (similar to Gilchrist.)
Dempsey Young (of Lost and Found) played it in 2004 and told me it sounds much better than his own Hutto. When I said I'd like to try his Hutto, he told me something like "Well since you're used to this one, you're gonna think mine is a dog." Adam Steffey played it and called it "a great axe" and "a monster."
This one is definitely a unique and fine instrument.
$18,500 firm. Will consider trades involving your old Martin guitar.
There's Dempsey saying this is a good one!
1976 Martin D-28. All original and a really good sounding guitar. Good condition. Pickguard worn from previous owner who used fingerpicks, has cracks near center of back near heel of neck and in the usual spot above the pickguard. w/HSC
$2100 + shipping and insurance (or better yet come and see it and buy it in person)
Alesis Quadraverb, with power supply, in very good condition, with solid wooden rack mountable case.
The Alesis QuadraVerb is a 16Hz-20kHz bandwidth stereo programmable effects box with four digital effects (EQ, Pitch Change, Delay, Reverb). The effects can be used in parallel or in serial (or a combination). Specs say the dynamic range is 85dB, less than .1% distortion. Processor speed is 24 MIPS (no Z80 in this baby!). Conversion scheme is 16-bit linear PCM. It's fully MIDI-fied.
Some features:
 Touch sensitive (multi-speed!) programming buttons. If you press harder you move the parameter faster.
 2x16 character LCD display.
 Stores 100 programs. Comes with 90 (in ROM) that you can overlay into the RAM. At any time you can recall one or all the ROM programs into RAM.
 Real-time control of 8 simultaneous parameters via MIDI (you pick the controller type and the parameter it controls).
 All functions, parameters and volume levels are programmable per program.
 Stereo In/Out (via four 1/4 inch jacks).
 Effect bypass jack on the back (as well as a button on the front).
 You can name your programs (up to 14 characters).
$145 + shipping
Quantaray 35 mm camera lens 28-80 mm Autofocus (I used it with my Pentax camera, but my wife bought me another lens and I didn't have the heart to tell her I already had one.)
This lens comes as a package deal with:
Promaster circular polarizer 55mm
Tiffen UV filter 55mm
The lens + polarizer and UV filter for $60.
or send check or money order payable to Scott Anderson:
c/o mato music
3609 NW 136th St.
Gainesville, FL 32606
Continental U.S.: add $1.50 for shipping 1 CD, $2 for 2 CD's or T-shirt
Outside the Continental U.S.: add $2.50 for shipping 1 CD, $4 for 2 CD's or T-shirt
Overseas: add $4 for shipping 1 CD, $6 for 2 CD's or T-shirt
Endless Highway logo T-shirt (white only, L or XL) $10
Pay with credit card with PayPal
Spring Festival: March 28, 29, & 30, 2008
Tennessee Mafia Jug Band - The Grascals - Dry Branch Fire Squad
Lewis Family - Kody Norris and the Watauga Mountain Boys - David Davis and the Warrior River Boys
Gary Waldrep - The Marksmen - Larry Gillis - Wes Thibodeaux and the Cajun Travelers
for information please call (352)465-1842
Fall Festival: October 31, November 1-2, 2008
The Grascals - Dailey and Vincent - Grasstowne - Newfound Road
The Special Consensus - The Lewis Family - Nothing Fancy
Gary Waldrep - Larry Gillis Band - The Marksmen - Moonlight Express
for information please call (352)465-1842
Moonlight Express - Fri
March 30, 31, & April 1, 2007 Festival
Lonesome River Band - Seneca Rocks - Ralph Stanley II
Lewis Family - Mark Phillips and III Generation - The Scott Anderson Band
The Bluegrass Parlor Band - The Marksmen - Kickin' Grass
Gillis Brothers - Wes Thibodeaux and the Cajun Travelers
2004
6/4-6/04
6/10/04
6/11/04
7/31/04
9/3/04
9/16/04?
9/17-18/04
9/20/04
9/23/04
9/24-25/04
10/4-8/04
11/7/04
12/10,11/04
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Scott - instructor
w/Jim Hurst and Missy Raines
The Scott Anderson Band
The Scott Anderson Band
The Scott Anderson Band
Scott w/Keith Tew Band
The Scott Anderson Band
The Scott Anderson Band
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NFBA mini festival
Labor Day Bluegrass Festival
CANCELLED! due to Hurricane Frances
Roseanna's Grill & Music
Withlacoochee Bluegrass Fest.
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Ocilla, GA
Swainsboro, GA
Macon, GA
Waldo, FL
Dade City, FL
Lexington, KY
Glenmont, OH
Ann Arbor, MI
Spirit of the Suwannee, Live Oak, FL
Spirit of the Suwannee, Live Oak, FL
Louisville, KY
Dunnellon, FL
Waldo, FL
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1992 Gibson Granada - from Greg Rich's custom shop (excellent curly maple), gold plated, in very good condition, lightly used. Has "Scott Anderson" engraved at 12th fret block inlay. Used for recording Endless Highway CD. This is a great banjo. w/ HSC
$3500 + shipping and insurance.
Standard 5/8" Grover type 5 string banjo bridge $5 (unused)
Stockwell moon bridge for 5 string banjo $15 (briefly used)
Why compensated bridges? According to common sense, if a string is a set length and the string is fretted in the middle, it should be exactly half the number of vibrations. If all strings are the same length, then the middle should be half for all. Well, the math just doesn't add up here. The shorter the strings become, the worse the problem is. To help correct this problem, we offset the problem string, therefore making them longer.
Backwater - Sun
Fifth string sliding banjo capo - used - attaches to neck via 2 very small screws. $10 + shipping (briefly used)
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