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Home 2011 February My new guitar – EGC Series One!

My new guitar – EGC Series One!

I’ve been waiting a long time for this, and yesterday it arrived in the porch. What finally arrived was a brand new EGC (Electrical Guitar Company) guitar. I had a EGC Standard (completely aluminum) built for me a few years ago, but this one would be a little different. This EGC is the Series One. I really liked the body shape, and I wanted a wood body. Kevin Burkett (owner / builder of EGC) hooked me up with a Honduras Mahogany body and a fatter neck profile than what normally comes with the Series One. Also the Series One normally comes with EGC single coils, but I asked for the EGC humbuckers with coil splitters on there.

For those that aren’t familiar with EGC, they are awesome guitars/basses that use a aluminum neck, very much inspired by Travis Bean and Velenos from back in the day. EGC went with the bridge to headstock design (no joint, etc) for maximum sustain. They’ve been making some sweet instruments for some great musicians – Kylessa, Mogwai, Melvins, Metallica, Shellac, The Jesus Lizard, Sun O))), Mastodon, Uzeda, just to name a few.

Here are a couple of shots of my new axe.

Electrical Guitar Company - Series One

Electrical Guitar Company - Series OneThis thing sounds awesome! If you’re looking for something a little different than the norm.. take a look at EGC. They’re built one at a time.. but they’re worth the wait. Check out the Facebook page as well to see what others are saying about EGC.

Feb 4, 2011admin

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Comments: 4
  1. David
    14 years ago

    How does it compare to the all-aluminum one?

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  2. admin
    14 years ago

    EGC Series One vs. my older EGC Standard has some drastic differences. My EGC Standard has the super thin neck profile. I wanted to try it, but I definitely need some neck to grab on to. As far as tone, the wood body seems like a denser sound. That could just be perceived. I haven’t played the Standard in a while, so I might want to fire it up and hear them side by side. Kevin’s pickups are fantastic.

    I definitely prefer the Series One, since I do like natural bodies on my guitars. I also like that body shape too. The neck is still thin (similar to Strat) but it feels great.

    h

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  3. literate_monkey
    14 years ago

    It looks amazing. I love the rich color of the wood and the aluminum neck is just crazy. You should post some sound clips or something so we can hear it in action.

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  4. josh
    14 years ago

    i love kevin’s work. i’ve got a bass headed my way.

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