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I was offered one of these in a trade for my MII Urban Camo. Having never played one I would like some input from those who have. I am a big Lynch fan and both guitars are in like new condition. I have read that The kamikazi is very heavy but makes up for the weight in tone. If you own one or have played one please chime in. Thank's
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I have the Kami II, Kami III, and Kami IV. What you heard is correct the all maple body is heavy but the tone is excellent. The necks are wider (1-3/4" nut) than the norm ESP MII necks. Isn't the Urban Camo more rare than the Kami? -
I had a navy Kami, the white/red/blue version, and it flat out ripped. Big and comfy neck, screaming chunky tone. The only downside was the ESP trem, which I couldn´t get to perform 100% convincingly. I would´ve kept it, but I was offered top dollar for it and needed funds for other stuff... so off it went.
There are plenty of Kamikazes with OFR´s out there also, and if it´s one of those you´ve been offered I´d go for it.Comment
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These are made by very young men who are mostly graduates of the guitar making school from a related company. The quality varies. I could have bought IV with the dayglo graphics for $750 at a pawn shop. There was no way any set up could have saved the guitar. I was pissed. It looked amazing.Comment
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So is this why they separate the CUSTOM SHOP from the STANDARD SERIES to the SIGNATURE SERIES? I would think MASTER LUTHIERS W/ EXPERIENCE would build finer guitars... Maybe why the CUSTOM SHOP is so much more expensive... Where did you get your info on this?Originally posted by El_Kabong View PostComment
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As far as tone goes, the Kami will blow that MII away! I've owned a KH-2 Neck thru and a Kami IV and Sunburst Tiger... The Lynch's scream in comparison...Comment
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