New Forum Members

[assMan]

I'm pretty new to the forum (joined I think in 2010). I was looking for a new guitar a few years ago and EBMM hit my radar. Tried a few models/neck configs. Got an ASS (RW board/maple neck) and was very impressed with the sound/build quality. And, like mtrejo, bought an AL (RW neck, mahog body, MM90s) sight unseen based on forum dialogs. I was SO impressed that within 2 months I turned around and bought Pete duB's BFR AL (via smd24fan) this week. The AL is a great fit for me. Great tones, balance and, well, everything.

 

[Skinny1]

I joined late in 2010 after buying my silo which was my first ebmm guitar.Since then I have added a 3 more.My axis ss has gained the top spot,I just love the feel and tone of this guitar and the piezo is so sweet on these.Next on the list?Would love to have another super sport with mm90's and piezo, and a game changer.

 

[Jamie M]

I first noticed the EBMM guitars when i went to a Van Halen gig in 1993 and saw Eddie with this fantastic looking axe.
I only managed to get one last year and joined this forum to chat about the great guitars. I have got to say this is the best forum i have been on as you get a lot of help quickly the humour is great and the pictures of everyones beloved Axis/JP's etc is brilliant.

 

[gitapik]

I got into my HSH Silhouette in 1995. I was in a band that played all originals. Most of our gigs were showcase, 45 minute sets. I wanted a guitar that would cover more bases so that I wouldn't have to bring my Strat and LP to those short gigs. Enter El Silo.

I just now got into this community because I've got a question about the middle, single coil. I'm looking for a chunkier sound from it. The pups are original DiMarzios from that period. Hummers kick, but the single just doesn't do it for me like I want it to. I'd love to find a new one that would fit the bill. Also wondering if it's not so much about the pup as the string height. The action's to die for.

I also got into this community because I love music and guitars.

Anyway...thanks for asking. Here's a shot: