who owned this charvel?

[PittJitsu]

Hello all. I bought this a while back, and whenever a pic is posted, someone always seems to say "oh I know that guitar" and when asked its always from its inception here. I'm guessing there is an Archive regarding the hacking up of this then brand new Guitar. I understand it was a 25th or a bullseye originally. Can anyone remember its history? Its a very nice job, and its an amazing player.Very powerful, and toneful like my early 80's strat head..
thanks boys.

[jonipop]

cant see the picture sorry now i can slow cpu beautiful guitar

[neilli]

It was originally a red/white retro Bullseye - can't remember who got the work done though....

[Wayniac]

Dunno who it was but iirc, it was originally a black/white retro bullseye, and was modded/painted by Big head guitars?
I do recall he caught a rash of shit for it

[circle of the tyrants]

Shawn maybe? I think it was actually a red/white retro bullseye. I remember that guitar, too. It was definitely painted by Paul Miller.

[dg]

Pretty sure it was Pat's (Shreddermon).

-edit- Found the thread. No pics, but plenty of info:

http://www.jcfonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=44364

[shreddermon]

Yeah, that was mine. It was a Bullseye Retro limited edition that I had mod'd and refin'd. Mind you, that project was put in the works well before they allowed strathead custom shop orders again.

Great guitar. I just couldn't get used to the 1 & 3/4 nut. Glad you're still enjoying her.

[PittJitsu]

Well that wasent too hard. Thanks. Funny, you where before your time on this one. People should have clapped~

[Newc]

I remember that thread and the whining associated with it, even though Charvels have always been based on the Hot Rod/change a bunch of crap on it you don't like so it suits your needs type of guitar.

I mean, really, a single hum v-trem is about as useless as sleeping pills in a cemetary.

[shreddermon]

People should have clapped~

Most seemed to dig it. The few that didn't - meh, it wasn't their guitar so whatever.