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HS Anderson offers us, as always, an excellent guitar with a neck made of 5 pieces. The guitar was designed by a French musician, Patrick Vrolant.
Anecdote 1: I was in contact with Patrick Vrolant, who told me that it was at Morris‘s request that wanted to have a unique design to create a high quality guitar, that he made the first sketches. He still has today, in his house, the prototype models.
Anecdote 2: There is an error in the text on the back of the heads; where it should be written “Designed by Patrick Vrolant”, it says: DESINGED by Patrick Vrolant …
Description Brand: HS Anderson by Morris
Model: Part II
Year: Late 70s - early 80s
Serial: none
Body: ash
Neck: neck-thru, 5 pcs, maple/walnut/maple/walnut/maple
Fretboard: rosewood
Pickups: Di-Marzio x2
Controls: 2 Vol, 2 Tone, split on each pickup. 1 switch 3P
Bridge: Harmonic lock
Designer: Patrick Vrolant
Manufacturer: Moridaira
Model: Part II
Year: Late 70s - early 80s
Serial: none
Body: ash
Neck: neck-thru, 5 pcs, maple/walnut/maple/walnut/maple
Fretboard: rosewood
Pickups: Di-Marzio x2
Controls: 2 Vol, 2 Tone, split on each pickup. 1 switch 3P
Bridge: Harmonic lock
Designer: Patrick Vrolant
Manufacturer: Moridaira
2 Responses
I have this guitar! I have always wondered what it was. I did think the pick ups were ibanez. Plays beautiful.
I have an identical H.A. Anderson part ll by Morris guitar which is too all extent is a Global sound, but on the head stock is the word Flight, but can’t seem to find any reference about this particular guitar.
this one was acquired on the Greek island of Crete in the early 1990’s it has a few dings on the paintwork, but plays and sounds perfectly