Dreadge
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Hey Dreadge.

Sorry for the extremely late reply. I've not been on for a while.

Me saying the top sucks is playing on a long running theme within the forum relating to all BFR tops because they are sooo delicious, people were being sarcastic saying they sucked. That grew out of some non-EBMM lovers slating the BFR range saying that the EBMM tops sucked because they thought they weren't really that impressive but we all know that's not the case.

Did you ever pick up a BFR Emerald Green Luke then?

Cheers,

Gordon.

Thanks so much man! Hope it serves you good! Bye

Dreadge,

Thanks for the congrats on the AL. It's a really great guitar and fun to play.

For the Morse Y2D that I have, the only difference from the standard model is the rosewood neck and that is what makes it a BFR. It's one of the ones made during the month that RW necks were available last year.

I really can't comment on if the wood makes a difference as I have never played a Morse with a standard neck for a long enough time. I can say the RW certainly feels different than the standard neck. The tone of the guitar is great and really versatile, but sometimes I think that the morse pickups are thin sounding and lack bottom end punch in comparison to my other guitars.

My preferred guitar for tone is the 25th anniversary, which may be due to the chambers and the use of Axis style pickups.

Mike