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mulder1966,
If that thumbnail is a oic of your stable then the Bullseye is a must to have a complete family core!!
Tell you what, I plugged in my Bullseye last night and it rips. Fits and feels like a glove.
Charvel Bullseye --> Engl Powerball --> Bogner large 2X12 = killer tone. My oh my.
Very simple guitar and a very simple setup, just the way I like it.
I need to get guitar stands from friends and do an outside shot of all of them together. I think it's around 25 now. [img]/images/graemlins/scratchhead.gif[/img]My wife LOVES them! [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] [img]/images/graemlins/poke.gif[/img] [img]/images/graemlins/what.gif[/img]
Mulder1966, I'll second Joe_Steeler's thoughts. I ran my Bullseye through a 1971 Marshall 1959 100W, non-MV, metal panel, Super Trem, and a 1971 100W cab. (variac'd at 105V w/ a load box at about 8db). Besides, ripping the paint off the walls, the SD 1978 p/up coupled w/ the 1.75" nut (very flat radius 15"+ ?) and a set-up to die for, made this Charvel about as toneful and soulful as ANY of my Tom Andersons. And that's from a die-hard Andy homer!! This reissue is HIGHLY recommended. I've been getting a lot of feedback and opinions from the local "charvel historians" that this axe is very TRUE to the original in terms of feel and in terms of tone. It's a matter of me getting used to that fact. And that a manufacturer other than Tom Anderson knows a thing or 12 about tone and wood!!
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