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This one's at DCGL. I just noticed that it has 24 frets.
Can't recall ever seing a Charvel strat body with 24 frets before. :think: Dinkys, yes. Strats, no.
Kind of cool, I think.
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This one's at DCGL. I just noticed that it has 24 frets.
Can't recall ever seing a Charvel strat body with 24 frets before. :think: Dinkys, yes. Strats, no.
Kind of cool, I think.
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Holy shit, that is badass. I love the reverse headstock. The logo should have been flipped with the print reading backward, though.MakeAJazzNoiseHere: You kidding me? I'd suck her fartbox dry in a heartbeat. 9/29/2011 quote about Megan Fox -
I can only find 23 or 24 things wrong with that.
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Nice!!!
Love the reverse headstock too.-RickComment
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I was just down at DCGL and seen this in person, but did not realize it had 24 frets. The are so many guitars there , that i was overwhelmed.Comment
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Awesome. Looks like it's got the truss rod adjustment at the nut, too!
I feel my soul go cold... only the dead are smiling.Comment
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I am not for that graphic map shizz, but that thing is cool.Mr. Patience.... ask for a free consultation.Comment
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The Jackson Limited '88 was 24 frets
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I guess the distinction of the original Fender Strat shape is implied here? Here's a few strat-shaped axes with 24 and 27 frets:
Hamer Custom Shop Cali Elite:
Hamer Diablo:
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That map guitar has been at DCGL for ages - I'm guessing at least 2 years...Popular is not the same as good
Rare is not the same as valuable
Worth is what someone will pay, not what you want to getComment
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Impressive. Maybe the FR should be gold since it looks like a treasure map.Comment
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Looks like a PC1 neck with a pau ferro fretboard (Strat head, 24 frets, truss adjust at nut, no skunk stripe). Very cool.Comment
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Unique combination, cool.Comment
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They've had others there, similar with the map graphic. Not 24 fret'rs, though. I don't think this one has been there that long.Originally posted by neilli View PostComment
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IMHO, those are a lot more like Dinkys or Soloists, of which J/C has done many 24 fret'rs. (...Well, maybe not a lot of Charvel 24 fret Dinkys, but definitely Jacksons.) In any, event, much less similar to a traditional strat body than this one.Originally posted by vector View PostI guess the distinction of the original Fender Strat shape is implied here? Here's a few strat-shaped axes with 24 and 27 frets:
Hamer Custom Shop Cali Elite:
Hamer Diablo:
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