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Thanks Kevin This is exactly what I want to know, interesting point about the Transtrem, I kind of planned on getting one but if they don't work and cut tone .... Martin Shellard ---------- >From: KB305@aol.com > > OK, this was my response > > << > I got mine in Oct 1997. > Swamp ash, chambered, standard trem, Joe Barden pickups. > The TransTrem I liked less: it has less sustain, doesn't work that great > IMJ, and the tone is a little poorer for it. > Get the chambered body, it's full of many different tones. > I will never need another solid-body guitar. > This one goes on every gig. > It DOES change the way I play, like the promo says. > Lorenzo German is a beautiful cat as well. > Mine is right now in his hands: needs some fret dressing. (I've played > this 3-6 days per week for 3 years now.) All normal work is free. > I'd buy another one, but why? This is the best axe I've ever played. I > can't understand why you don't see more of them around, except that >Lorenzo > won't give them away to potential endorsers. Torn, Frisell, Henry >Kaiser: > they all had to pay for theirs. > It's worth every penny. > When I shipped mine to Klein this week I over-insured it, and I'd much > rather have the guitar back than a check for $4K from FedEx should they >break it. > Call Lorenzo German at Klein. You won't regret it for a second. > > Does that help? > > Kevin > (see mine at http://members.aol.com/redroadtheband > or members.aol.com/kb305/kb305 and go the page labeled 'g' >> > >