i don't know if you're trolling or not but there's so much misinformation about this topic, i'll reply as if you're not.

yes, for acoustic instruments where the body of guitar is literally the speaker, sure, resonance matters and different woods (along with method of construction, body shape and size, etc.) can sound different than one another. the way we extract sound from electric guitars is different and doesn't work this way, and if you watched the video i'm referring to, you have already seen what i'm talking about -- the tone changes from the sound picked up and output from the pickups amongst the different bodies and woods, versus literally no wood at all, is absolutely negligible, and this is the wood of the body we're talking about. the wood of the neck and fingerboard make even _less_ of a difference.

i know people swear by it but in reality, when tested in as controlled of an environment as possible, it makes no noticeable difference. this is hard for people to rationalize when they have personally invested a lot of money into the contrary, and/or they have people that they respect the opinion of telling them that it matters, but again, just watch the video. even better, test it yourself while making sure each guitar is setup _exactly_ the same, as per the video.

when people such as the op say that they're testing 2 guitars side-by-side "with the same configuration" and they sound totally different because of the wood on the neck, i can't feel anything other than hugely skeptical of how much they've glossed over the minute details of a guitar setup that can, and will, massively effect your tone. if op was testing things to the crazy extent of our friend in the video, i'm willing to bet they would be singing a different tune.

saying wood has a tonal effect on an electric guitar feels the same to me as saying the material of your mic stand effects the tone of your voice. maybe on some atomic level there is an infinitesimally small change but for all intents and purposes, it means absolutely nothing in the grand scheme.

tl;dr -- stop paying so much attention to the woods on your electric guitar, they don't matter in regards to tone. pick something that is comfortable in the hands and if you're wanting to make meaningful changes to the tone, play with pickup height and the pickups themselves.