tmidgett wrote:I love my goddamn Electricals more every time I play one of them.

I love my Electrical more every time I play it. So much so that I wish I too could be a fancypants with more than one.

tmidgett wrote:They sound incredible.

Very, very true.

tmidgett wrote:I plug the things in direct when I make demos, and they sound good.

I have plugged mine straight in to a board and also straight in to a small digital 8 track and it sounded great on both counts.

It took me a little while to get used to the narrow neck profile, especially cos I have large hands but I love it now. I can't imagine spending the amount I spent and getting a better guitar anywhere.

Kevin was a gent to deal with, makes great guitars based on what the player wants and just all round deserves the credit he gets.

There is only one thing I don't like about my Electrical.

Picking it up on a cold winter morning.

johnnyshape wrote:There is only one thing I don't like about my Electrical.

Picking it up on a cold winter morning.

Yup. It literally took about 20 hours for mine to thaw after I brought it back from the States. Must've been freezing in the hold of the plane.

johnnyshape wrote:There is only one thing I don't like about my Electrical.

Picking it up on a cold winter morning.

That doesn't have to be a problem.

scott wrote:sold my SG

Really?

johnnyshape wrote:There is only one thing I don't like about my Electrical.

Picking it up on a cold winter morning.

Wuss.

Real men can deal with the cold.

I look forward to getting an Electrical, chilly neck and all, because I feel that the slimmer neck will enable me to shred like nobody's fuckin' business.

Kevin called me the other day to let me know that my new electrical is soon to be on its way. Oh man I can't wait. I think I'm going to be like that guy in the Enzyte commercials, walking around with a big smile and a newfound sense of confidence, just knowing that I have that guitar at home and get to play it all the time.

burun wrote:

johnnyshape wrote:There is only one thing I don't like about my Electrical.

Picking it up on a cold winter morning.

Wuss.

Real men can deal with the cold.

I look forward to getting an Electrical, chilly neck and all, because I feel that the slimmer neck will enable me to shred like nobody's fuckin' business.

You should sell one of your TB 500 to get an Electrical.
I'm very serious Jodi!

Sly Bug wrote:You should sell one of your TB 500 to get an Electrical.
I'm very serious Jodi!

I cannot sell one of my arms.

I *do* want an Electrical, I just have to decide what I want in a guitar and then talk to Kevin. I'm leaning towards baritone.

My guitarist just bought one of these, and I think he wants to insert his penis into it.