Regardless of whether you're going to be keeping it in a glass case or gigging the bloody hell of out it, I think you should send it back even if you love how it plays and sounds. The one thing I've read over and over about the EVH Charvels from everyone who's played one is that they are all great-sounding and great-playing guitars, so I don't think you run much risk of getting a dud in return.
Besides, those guitars cost a lot of money for a 1-hum Floyded bolt-on. It's not like it's made out of 80-year-old Honduran Mahogany and Brazilian Rosewood, either. It's Basswood and Maple. There isn't a whole lot of overhead in materials cost, and it was always my impression that part of their cost was due to the quality custom paint job and close attention to detail in fit & finish.
Well, that and the "EVH" on the headstock, but I digress...
Looking forward to seeing pics. I'm very curious.
Besides, those guitars cost a lot of money for a 1-hum Floyded bolt-on. It's not like it's made out of 80-year-old Honduran Mahogany and Brazilian Rosewood, either. It's Basswood and Maple. There isn't a whole lot of overhead in materials cost, and it was always my impression that part of their cost was due to the quality custom paint job and close attention to detail in fit & finish.
Well, that and the "EVH" on the headstock, but I digress...
Looking forward to seeing pics. I'm very curious.
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