theebs;1384294 said:
Yep that is right. Actually he met wayne charvel at charvels little guitar repair shop and became a regular there. he went in got the body from him and then just used one humbucker pickup wound the wire himself on the coil and then used the neck he had...
Do you still play?
If so what axes do you have now.
I remember way back in the late 80's I was going to go and buy my first NEW guitar. Up to that point I had only had a cort strat copy. All in all for a copy it actually did not sound bad but I just never felt comfortable with the thick C neck.
So I do some research, at that time it was just magazines as there was no net for most.
I go around 2 hours away and find a store that had two guitars in my price range at the time.
Both were more of entry level guitars.
One was a Charvel and the other a kramer.
Each were imports, each had One cheap factory humbucker and a licensed floyd.
I had read reviews of the Charvel that were pretty good for the money.
The finish on the Kramer actually looked a little nicer. I think it actually had a carved top on it but what turned me off about it was the humbucker was slanted and I just didn't like the look of it. So I wound up with the Charvel.
Still have it to this day...rarely play it but I still kept it.
I later got a Jackson Dinky, BC Rich Warlock, Schecter C-1 classic and last one is a Dean Razorback.
I am mostly playing the razorback and Schecter. The razorbacks neck is the best feeling neck on a guitar I have played. Just fits so well...it is a V shaped neck.
