What can I say about an EDS-1275? I could probably tell you about the time when I was a kid, watching Paul Lynn's Halloween special and all of a sudden, Kiss hit the stage. Paul Stanley was playing his sunburst 1275 on "Hard Luck Woman" and if memory serves me correctly, Ace and Paul were playing that guitar at the same time. I know it's hard to picture this, but just "YouTube it" and you'll see for yourself. Now we could mention Jimmy Page in this description, but that would be sacrilegious to you Page fans and I was but a teenager and diehard Kiss fan. Hey, albums cost money and my paper was thin, so when I had discretionary income, I spent mine with my band, Kiss. After all, they were the best (well, that's what the guy who announced them said over the P.A.). I didn't have an appreciation for Zeppelin until much later. It was Kiss first and then Thin Lizzy next; That's just how we rolled down here in the dirty South in the 70's.
As far as this guitar is concerned, it plays effortlessly and for those with a keen eye, you may notice that this guitar has a small amount of pink case bleed on the face. Can't help it, it's that pink lining and come to think of it, that pink lining gets us all in the end. 'Elks, if you are in a Tesla cover band or just want to get you "Hard Luck Woman" on, this is the guitar for you. Matter of fact, I think I'm gonna play that song on it right now. Don't hate people, it's an awesome song...