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It is import to note that this process gives this semi-hollow body a real distinctive tone. Now, you won't get the same resonance as more expensive arch tops and hollow bodies, but the tone is full and warm. The neck: The neck is very suitable for my needs. Previously my fat fingers felt cramped on my Squier Strat, but the Wildkat has a very comfortable neck and plays well. I have heard reports of some fret noise on the 2nd & 3rd frets but this has not been my experience. The only thing I will most likely change is the nut to compensate for the Bigsby. The pickups: The P-90 Dogears are solid. I have read a bunch of folks immediately want switch out the pickups for GuitarFetish, Seymore Duncans or Lollers, but I don't feel I have to do that. I want to play it for a while and I am still on the fence if I will ever replace the stock P-90s. Additionally, I want to address the comments on the ability for the Wildkat to play Metal effectively and the traditional buzz on the P-90s when utilizing a heavy dose of distortion/overdrive . I will say that using transparent overdrive really makes the Wildkat sound fantastic, especially with the neck pickup. My first comment is I really don't see Metal players running out to buy the Wildkat just based on aesthetics alone, but I tend to think generalizations are stupid. You can get a lot of tone out of this guitar, but if your setlist has a fair amount of harder, distortion laden songs, then maybe you would want to swap these out. I really love this guitar and it is a keeper.