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  • Charvel Journeyman question

    Ok, I'm not an authority on these guitars, but I put my Journeyman on ebay and listed it as a San Dimas series. Now, having owned an SDII, I'm aware of the 95 and 96 guitars made in the USA custom shop, but weren't the later imports (Journeyman, Traditional, Model A) referred to as a "San Dimas series" also? I even recall reading that the necks were made with the original SD jigs, and to the original specs, blah blah blah. Anyway, I received a question from an ebay member asking about this and it got me to wondering. Do I need to take that "buzzword" out of my auction?
    My goal in life is to be the kind of asshole my wife thinks I am.

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    I would take out the SD reference, if for other reason than to avoid confusion with the '95/96 guitars, which look very similar. The one Journeyman I played was a very nice player, and if I was in the market for another 6-stringer, I'd probably snap it up.

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    • #3
      Hey buddy! I was the one that asked you the question.
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      • #4
        I would take it out. It makes them sound american made. They never said san dimas in the descriptions, but would say "just like the originals"

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        • #5
          Ok, cool. I'm going to edit that part. With a little more research, I only found one write-up referring to them as an SD series....and I'm thinking they were probably just confused like me!
          Thanks for the help guys!
          My goal in life is to be the kind of asshole my wife thinks I am.

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