I never really knew about one pick of guitars until I accidentally bought an S-quire neck. Years ago I remember I bought an Ebay, I was just, you know, I like to buy old parts and the best thing to do is to get the best sound. I personally believe that's the majority of the tone besides the pickups, that's the biggest tone factor in a guitar. So I didn't really need two pickups, you know. I mean I've never been to super funky earth when in fire. I have to have that telecaster sound all the time. My stuff when I'm playing my own music, you know, most of the melodies are my solo sound, my overdriven sound, so I don't really need that sound so much. So that's when I fell in love with it and that was what inspired this guitar. I think you probably agree that with the one pickup there's something to it, there's something to those specials. So this one feels like it's just plays like it should, every note rings true. Even I think I'm my old telecaster, there's a few spots that maybe crap out more than they should because, you know, I don't want to flatten that radius so I'm going to leave it vintage. So that's the advantage of this, you have the modern perfections and improvements, but see what the vintage look and most importantly that sound. Because to me this is plenty warm if you just turn down the tone a little bit you can get really beautiful. I think a Ted Green kind of comes in mind when I think about this kind of really chiming sound that's really super. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's a great sounding guitar.