Originally posted by Grandturk
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What will replace the San Dimas style 2?
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Actually, I've always preffered the pointy. My SDIII has a (sort of) strat style headstock, and I do like it. But as a rule, I don't like strat style headstocks. Which has been one of my few issues (along with the recent jack in price) with the production model. So, yeah, I'd vote for a pointy style.Prosecutors will be violated...
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Originally posted by vondran View PostAt production model prices, I think things may be a little bit different. Plus the ones with v-trems really hurt the attempt last time.I feel my soul go cold... only the dead are smiling.
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Originally posted by Flatpicker View PostIn a heartbeat.
This comes over at the production model price, I'm right there.
Or this in a shell pink.
Love the color, but kill the tone knob and that worthless trem. Make it a hardtail or Floyd equipped with chrome hardware, and then we'd be talking about another sold out model. Rock.
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Originally posted by MakeAJazzNoiseHere View PostFender makes a boatload of guitars with worthless tremolos, no thanks to one more as far as I'm concerned.Build a man a fire and he's warm for a day, set a man on fire and he's warm for the rest of his life.
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Originally posted by Chubtone View PostSo let me get this straight. Now we're wishing that a USA made Charvel did NOT come with a strat head but instead came with a pointy head stock? I guess if you live long enough you will see it all. :ROTF:
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I'm throwing my guess in there:
Strat body, ebony board, H/S/S. Otherwise, you already have the SoCal and SD1, a simple rosewood board wouldn't make much of a difference by itself. But an ebony board, AND different pickup config clould be called something else, like the SD3, etc.'09 Charvel San Dimas USA
'85 Jackson Soloist w/Floyd
'98 PRS Custom 22
'10 Les Paul Traditional
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Originally posted by AndyK View PostI'm throwing my guess in there:
Strat body, ebony board, H/S/S. Otherwise, you already have the SoCal and SD1, a simple rosewood board wouldn't make much of a difference by itself. But an ebony board, AND different pickup config clould be called something else, like the SD3, etc.
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Originally posted by beachjammer View PostDoes anyone have a date that the new models will be announced? I thought someone had said it should be sometime this month?
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