Hi guys, I'm Alan Heinz and I'm here to talk about the new exotic XSC2. It's called that because it's an exotic guitar and the two stands for the fact that it has a humbucker in the bridge position. Well, I got to tell you when I first saw this guitar, I mean I literally saw it on the bench at the exotic laboratory, it was up in Van Aes and I thought it looked cool and I just ran to it and said what is that. And when I started playing it, it just felt like an old friend, like I had been playing it for years. It's got a roasted maple neck on it that there's something to these roasted maple. It sucks all the moisture out is what I gather and it kind of simulates what a guitar would be like in old 50 or 60 years old. And it really does. This guitar, you know, I guess I can say it this way, it kind of has real acoustic properties for an acoustic solid body. I mean for a solid body guitar. It resonates, it feels good, you can feel it resonate against your chest. It just feels right. The body's lightweight, it's aged just enough, not too much for my taste. The neck is set up like a modern guitar, it's not a real old vintage radius which is cool because this way I can bend, you know. Look at that, the note crapping out and keep the action still low for all my legato stuff or whatever it is I do. But check it out, it's a new XSC2 by Xotic.