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skullservant wrote:EGC #905 is in, and pairs well with #956.

EGC Standard, Denison profile polished neck, powder coated fretboard, wood-bodied, with humbuckers.

AlumiAwesome.

skullservant wrote:EGC #905 is in, and pairs well with #956.

EGC Standard, Denison profile polished neck, powder coated fretboard, wood-bodied, with humbuckers.

Hnnnnngggg wow! Where you find that one skully?

EvilBay!

If you decide to sell that, hit me up!

Nice, man!!! Congrats!!

Dude, congrats. I saw that on when it was listed. Super cool.

Thanks dudes! Played out with it yesterday and it's dreamy. It's really crazy how different the two guitars are, in a good way.

I don't think I can coax a bad sound out of either if I tried

Here's another on the Bay. Scott Kelly model:

http://m.ebay.com/itm/261668925764?nav=SEARCH





Look at homeboy's full collection. WOW! The right side of that pic gets cut off on my phone so click on it for the full experience.

I have been having fantasies for an EGC style Telecaster Deluxe. That would be super rad.

I want an EGC bass vi SO. BAD.

neonblack wrote:I want an EGC bass vi SO. BAD.

A guy was selling one awhile back for a really fair price. Think it was on PDX Craigslist but it's posted in this thread somewhere as well. Dark red/maroon finish with polished neck. I'm not a fan of red but it looked pretty slick.

skullservant wrote:Thanks dudes! Played out with it yesterday and it's dreamy. It's really crazy how different the two guitars are, in a good way.

I don't think I can coax a bad sound out of either if I tried

What's the finish on the yellow wood bodied one? Nitro or Poly?

Any preference on the raw/brushed vs the polished neck in terms of feel? I love the feel of my brushed anodized neck but polished seems to be the way most people go when ordering an EGC. Just curious on your thoughts now that you've acquired one of each...

The resale on EGC's. I knew a guy that had to sell his right after getting it and it wasn't anything crazy or custom and he got killed on it. I've been thinking about maybe selling my V so I can get a fretless VI that I've got in mind.

How come there are so few EGC's with tremolo? I've been thinking that a whammy bar combined with the properties of an aluminum neck would be sick, but there is rarely an EGC seen with one. Obviously you can't make the whole construction with the strings going through the same piece of aluminum at the bridge if you use f.ex. a Bigsby, but would that really be such a difference?

He has put Bigsby's on his guitars in the past