Wel'l, I've received many offline questions lately on this guitar, so I thought I'd post it here in all its naked glory, for everyone to enjoy and fire at will!
The lowdown as far as I am concerned:
- this is a 1982 Charvel EVH B+Y in very near mint condition (no fretwear, no noticeable flaws on the body, some discoloration - most would call it "patina" - on the neck).
- it appears to be in 100% original, unmolested condition.
- it looks, plays and sounds great! As some of you know, one of the main deal breakers for me is the presence of so-called strudtural dead spots: well, this guitar sustains beautifully on all strings, on every fret. This is rare, at least in my experience and especially on bolt-on guitars with a relatively low mass in the body/neck joint.
- there has been some debate in the past as to some neck issues: I don't know if these were fixed since, or whether it was simply a matter of adjusting the truss rod, but I can positively certify that this neck is perfectly straight, with a hair of relief for proper playability in the mid section, and no bumps or twists anywhere.
So, without further ado, here she is:
The lowdown as far as I am concerned:
- this is a 1982 Charvel EVH B+Y in very near mint condition (no fretwear, no noticeable flaws on the body, some discoloration - most would call it "patina" - on the neck).
- it appears to be in 100% original, unmolested condition.
- it looks, plays and sounds great! As some of you know, one of the main deal breakers for me is the presence of so-called strudtural dead spots: well, this guitar sustains beautifully on all strings, on every fret. This is rare, at least in my experience and especially on bolt-on guitars with a relatively low mass in the body/neck joint.
- there has been some debate in the past as to some neck issues: I don't know if these were fixed since, or whether it was simply a matter of adjusting the truss rod, but I can positively certify that this neck is perfectly straight, with a hair of relief for proper playability in the mid section, and no bumps or twists anywhere.
So, without further ado, here she is:
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