You must be talking about our good friend Dar at Retrotown!
www.retrotownmusic.com
Switch guitars are made of Vibracell, a man-made material that is formed, much like a boat's hull, under intense pressure to very precise tolerances.
They look great, feel great, and most importantly, sound great. Their sustain
is massive because of the density of the material.
With the added bonus of Grover machines, Wilkinson trems, and EMG Select pups on some models, the Switch is hard to beat at that price.
And, because no wood is used (or more importantly - no
cheap wood) the Switch is an environmentally freindly instrument!
As far as decay or neck warping goes, have you ever seen a Steinberger decay or warp? Don't think so. Very similar materials and construction process. Vibracell is not subject to changes in humidity like wood is so it is much more stable than wood.
Check out the website at
www.switchmusic.com for more info and to see some of the artists who are using Switch guitars.
I saw some of the new models at the NAMM Show in California in January and they look fantastic. The new Stealth looks like a PRS singlecut with a deep carve on the top and a matte finish - very nice. Super fast neck.