I want a MZ "Natural Series" Strathead 1H OFR

[Cygnus X1]

Scott: That is nothing short of AWESOME.Man, that neck figuring is sa-weet and the bodies grain is killer.Much much nicer than the ones Charvel produces I might add.

ps:"more grain then a box of wheaties"

I was about to say "Model 88", but that absolutely "SMOKES!"

[dsg0208]

Hands down, the best wood Musikraft has in the shop, and 100% nicer than anything Charvel would produce for $1500. This guitar is perfect in everyway. Thanks for the kind words.

[tanpsi]

Yeah, they look great and the price is very reasonable. I prefer 24 fret dinkys.

[ADR]

Yeah, they look great and the price is very reasonable. I prefer 24 fret dinkys.

24 frets? You must be thinking of Jackson. 99.9% of USA Charvels are either 21 or 22 frets, so do you have a 24 fret bolt-on Charvel? I dont need 24 frets,either does Yngwie.
I know there is very few 24 fret Charvels that are custom custom and very $$$$. Lets stay on topic here.

[destructin_od]

the pretiest birds eye maple i have ever seen. i wish it was mine!

[excon]

I just love that wood grain! Beautiful pics.

[OUTLAW1969]

I like mine, I have TMZ 008. The first 12 are supposed to be from a special lot of 100 year old mahogany they had.

I own TMZ # 007 and # 032.........and just backdoored # 002 on the 'Bay


I did not care for the color of the Flat Black #032 once I played it for awhile, so I had it refin'd . And #002 should be here on Thursday. Needless to say, I love these guitars. They are not posted online, so I cannot "link" to them, but can email pics if anyone would like to see them.

[jcm800x]

Cool man, I saw that one!

[Macchio]

Very nice. Simple / elegant.

[shreddermon]

24 frets? You must be thinking of Jackson. 99.9% of USA Charvels are either 21 or 22 frets, so do you have a 24 fret bolt-on Charvel? I dont need 24 frets,either does Yngwie.
I know there is very few 24 fret Charvels that are custom custom and very $$$$. Lets stay on topic here.

Oh, you mean one of these?...



BTW, most of the mid-90s USA Charvel Reissues were 24 fret Dinky bodies, too. ...Although some "old schoolers" think of those as "Jacksons".

[Soap]

Oh, you mean one of these?...



BTW, most of the mid-90s USA Charvel Reissues were 24 fret Dinky bodies, too. ...Although some "old schoolers" think of those as "Jacksons".

Omg, that is stunning, truly drop dead gorgeous.
If she plays as good as she looks, she would be the dream guitar for me.
Oh how I'd love to have one of them. Sweet.

[shreddermon]

If she plays as good as she looks, she would be the dream guitar for me.

She does - and she sounds even better than she looks & plays.

It has pretty much become my #1. And I'd love to have another built along similar lines.

[Bengal65]

Wow, that one is nice. I wonder how I missed that one posed in front of Matt's famous bush?

[bsteff666]

I like my Music Zoo Koa a lot....the wood is not half bad either.



These neck pics are a bit dark...but I think that's some pretty decent birdseye...



My only complaint is that the Koa is really soft. I know it is unfinished...so that's to be expected....but the body gets dinged and/or scratched soooo easily. I always expected Koa to be a harder wood (this is my first experience with Koa). Anyone else have the same experience? Are the Mahogany ones any more durable?

[ADR]

Pat: I knew you were going to comment,I couldnt think of the 24 fretter you have (Custom Shop) and I really dont consider those AMIC? Charvels from the 96ish era.
You are an exception to the rule. . ya bastard Now go play the thing