Would like to get some opinions on these. I am going to buy one to go with my Model 4. One of the things I believe is different are the trems. Seeing as how all of my other guitars have licensed Floyds I am leaning with the 650.
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1989 Magenta Charvel 650XL (Now my main guitar) , 1989 White Charvel 650XL, 1989 Trans Amber 750 XL, 1989 Cherry Sunburst 750XL Abortion,1990 Jackson soloist ATT pro Trans Red, 1993 Jackson Dinky Std Black with pick guard , 1992 Jackson Stealth Ex repainted, 1994 JDR-94, 1994 JDR-94, 1995 DR3 (Old Main Guitar) trans purple quilted maple picture , 2002 RR5 white and gold, 1988 Model 4 cobalt blue, 1993 Jackson Fusion Std black, 1990's Alvarez Fusion acoustic electric cutaway, 2009 Alvarez AD60ck Koa acoustic electric cutaway. Crate BV-150 Heads, SKB PS55 pedal Board, Shure wirelessTags: None
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I'm pretty sure the 650 is also non-recessed, but with a pullup rout. The trem is definitely better and you get a real locknut, most prefer the 5-way switch to the 3 mini-switches, and you get a matching headstock. I bet if the 650 came had the guitar-shaped logo, it would avg. $50 or more higher than the 6 on the used market rather than right about the same price. Having said that, my Model 6 (w/ofr) is one of my all-time favorite guitars.
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Thanks dg, I am definitely leaning to the 650.1989 Magenta Charvel 650XL (Now my main guitar) , 1989 White Charvel 650XL, 1989 Trans Amber 750 XL, 1989 Cherry Sunburst 750XL Abortion,1990 Jackson soloist ATT pro Trans Red, 1993 Jackson Dinky Std Black with pick guard , 1992 Jackson Stealth Ex repainted, 1994 JDR-94, 1994 JDR-94, 1995 DR3 (Old Main Guitar) trans purple quilted maple picture , 2002 RR5 white and gold, 1988 Model 4 cobalt blue, 1993 Jackson Fusion Std black, 1990's Alvarez Fusion acoustic electric cutaway, 2009 Alvarez AD60ck Koa acoustic electric cutaway. Crate BV-150 Heads, SKB PS55 pedal Board, Shure wireless
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Originally posted by dg View PostI'm pretty sure the 650 is also non-recessed, but with a pullup rout.
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