NGD x3

[chrisolson]

Hell yeah...



I had a real one...these are better. No question.

Oh...and this one...

[VitaminG]

nice. nice. nice.

[zeegler]

OMG, 2 of them? I would love to try one of those JC sigs.

[jdr94]

i love that color on the tele body!! congrats!

[chrisolson]

OMG, 2 of them? I would love to try one of those JC sigs.

The are the "Tributes" - the imports. Good stuff though. Time will how the Kahler will hold up, but I'm pretty easy on gear. Like I said, I had an original Rampage from about '84 or so, and these are every bit as good. Actually kinda heavy too! Much more playable than my "real" one - better neck profile and the frets are better size too.

[straycat]

What dealer did you get them from?

[chrisolson]

Local Music Go Round. I have a buddy that works there.

The more I play them, the more I like them. Great guitars for what I got them for - serious bangage-for-the buck.

[Hellbat]

The tributes are sweet. It's funny, in my almost 30 years of playing guitars poorly, I have yet to play a guitar with a kahler. I think I'd actually like them too.

[chrisolson]

in my almost 30 years of playing guitars poorly,

LOL!! I hear you. I've been lowering the bar for about 20 years too...

[algeriet]

Sweet

[Grandturk]

Hey I just played a Tribute Rampage for the first time last weekend. Not bad - but after playing a real Kahler for years I can say the "X" Kahler felt and looked like a POS to me.

I really liked the way the Rampage looked, felt and sounded - very nice. Actually - all Tributes I've played have felt and sounded really good. So anyway - now I have Rampage GAS.

[algeriet]

So anyway - now I have Rampage GAS.

Uhuh. Same here.

Hey chrisolson, how consistent do you think the Tributes are? If you compare your two with eachother?
Thanks

[MetalMedal II]

Actually kinda heavy too!

They all look good! Are the imports also made of solid maple like JC's original? Might be why they're so heavy.