475 year?

[RacerX]

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[35rocker]

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Ouch!!!

[dg]

I don't have full specs, but if it will help, 99% of the bolt-on import Charvels had basswood bodies. The 475 definitely did, & I'm pretty sure the Spectrum did as well. Electronics in the 475 were a J50BC pickup in the bridge and 2 J200 stacked humbuckers coupled with the JE-1200 active midboost circuit. All of these are thoroughly described in the electronics catalog here:

http://www.jcfonline.com/resources/J...ronics_Manual/

IIRC, the Spectrum was loosely based on a custom Soloist designed for Jeff Beck. In 1988, they released a very small number of Model 8s, which later became the Spectrum model.

[adir_y_charvel_375]

lol hii tamtam..
475 body made from basswood.
thay come with actic reflex pickups if im rigth..
shaller floydrose made in germany.

[VitaminG]

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[TamTam]

Well maybe I deserve that one, but after four years of having these guitars, It's about time to learn abit

[charvel750]

Most of the 475's were made of poplar for body wood, maple for the neck, and rosewood for the fingerboard. An easy way to differentiate the 1989/90 ones from the 91's is the size of the humbucker ring. Those oversized Jackson rings were used on the originals, but by 1991 they were standard sized.