The two DiMarzio humbucking pickups in this guitar are wired to a five-way blade switch, instead of the usual three-way toggle. Position 1 (all the way back) is the bridge humbucker. Position 2 is the outside coils only of both humbuckers. Position 3 is both humbuckers on. Position 4 is the inside coils only of both humbuckers. Position 5 is the neck humbucker. Additionally, there is a global series/parallel switch wired to all positions. This gives you a total of ten different sounds from only two switches. The sonic versatility is incredibly useful and every position has great tone and a musical function.

Fellow BMG member Neil and I are together on this track. The EBMM is dripping all over it with Neil ably backing with some blistering Strat stabs along the way. Neil programmed the drums and played the bass as well. I used the reflex for the main rhythm part and the leads.

Just an improv I did over a chord progression that had been floating around in my head so long I had to get it out. Played a lead over top for the hell of it. Might be a song in there. Might now. I dunno yet. But it gives you a good sense of what the EBMM sounds like with Amplitube.