scampi

I own several mahogany solidbodies (gibson), one maple semi-hollow (washburn), and several all maple basses (spector) - I think sustain has more to do with overall design and construction techniques more so than wood types so long as we're talking quality wood all around tonal characteristics, well that's another story... aside from just the wood, much of the perceived sound differences will be due to overall instrument design, pickups, onboard electronics...how everything adds up so to speak - my spectors are all maple and exhibit resonance that's felt as much as it's heard

i've never played one i liked ditto for me on epi lp's about as resonant as a brick of cheese, bland pickups, cheap feel throughout I liked some of their mik offerings however, sheraton etc