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looks to be an 86, but the 12th fret dots look spaced too wide??
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A few Charvels, a bunch of Jacksons, JVM full stack, valve king half stack and an 4000 watt PA for a home stereo, my neighbors love me....
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Its a real guitar, but that can not be a real Charvel neck. I am not aware of any import Charvels with a pick guard along with that type kahler. The model 1's and model 3's in 86 had the 2 post kahler. -
Sorry I typed quicker then I was thinking. Model 1's had a 6 screw strat type trem and the 3's had the 2 post. The logo on the head stock looks way to close to the bottom edge. I see this is on evil bay and has a rear cavity. very possible it is a Import Charvel with a swapped out trem and imposter neck.Comment
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There's more than a few red flags there. Unless you can pick it up for peanuts, I'd be giving it a wide berth.Comment
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Model 1A, with bridge changed to Kahler.. picture of the back would give us a clue, because it should have a route for the 6-point tremolo..My Jackson/Charvel collection:
Charvel Model Series: Model 2 '87, Model 3 '86, Model 4 '87, Model 6 '86,
Charvel Toothpaste: 750XL Honey Burst, 650XL, 475 Platinum Crackle, 375 Desert Crackle, Fusion Deluxe,
Jackson Professionals: Fusion Pro '90, RR Pro '90, King V Pro, Dinky Rev '93, Infinity XL, LSX-III, Concert XL w/ 18V Reflex, Kelly KE3 Custom and JSX-94 Concept.Comment
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