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Charvel Guthrie Govan HSH Flame Maple
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Features
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Fretboard: 1 piece Flamed Maple
Bright and clear sound reproduction, good articulation and presence, balanced sound. -
Technology: Solid body
Clear, focused, powerful sound with higher sustain -
Neck construction: Screwed
A little less sustain, but very percussive. -
Scale length: 25" (635 - 659mm)
Classic scale length of ST-style guitars -
Body material: Caramelized lime
Warm, balanced timbre with articulate mids. -
Custom shop: Yes
Individual design, handmade, high quality materials, excellent sound quality.
- Color / finish: Natural satin
- Technology: Solid body
- Body shape: ST style
- Strings: 6-string
- Neck construction: Screwed
- Frets: 24
- Scale length: 25.5" (648mm)
- Body material: Caramelized lime
- Top: Flamed Maple
- Neck: 2 pieces curly maple
- Fretboard: 1 piece Flamed Maple
- Fretboard inlays: Black Dots
- Pickup: HSH (1x humbucker, 1x single coil, 1x humbucker)
- Neck pickup: Charvel Custom MF HB
- Middle pickup: Charvel Custom MF SC
- Bridge pickup: Charvel Custom MF HB
- Pickup selector switch: 5-way switches
- Controls: 1x Volume, 1x Tone
- Bridge / tremolo: Charvel Locking tremolo
- Hardware: Chrome
- Including: Suitcase
- Country of origin: USA
Charvel began as a guitar repair shop in Southern California in the late 1970s. This became known because not only guitars were repaired there, but many more popular models such as the Fender Stratocaster were modified and converted into so-called Superstrats . These guitars were particularly well received in the metal scene of the 1980s. When Grover Jackson joined the company in 1978, he quickly began releasing his own guitars under the Charvel name. Until 1986, all Charvel guitars were produced exclusively in California, but to meet high demand, production eventually moved to Japan. In 2002, Fender acquired both Charvel and Jackson from the Japanese company IMC, which purchased the two companies from Grover Jackson in 1989.
Today Charvel produces a number of different series of guitars in both the USA and Mexico . When it comes to Charvel 's individual series, everyone will find a suitable instrument. Charvel 's range can mainly be divided into three different categories, which can then be divided into several subgroups. These categories are the DK (also called Dinky) series, the So-Cal and the San Dimas . The characteristics of the guitars can sometimes be difficult to distinguish. The DK or Dinky series , as the name suggests, are smaller and lighter than the other series. This makes playing for longer periods much more pleasant. The difference between So-Cal and San Dimas is a little harder to define as both ranges come in 2 styles . Both the So-Cal and the San Dimas are available as ST guitars and T guitars . At first glance, they differ mainly in that the San Dimas guitars do not have a pickguard (“most”), and they also differ minimally in the construction / acoustic of the body and in the possible selection of pickups. All Charvel series and styles are also available as Pro-Mod models, which are guitars specially modified for performance optimization.
But Charvel is not satisfied with this huge selection and, in addition to acustom shop, also has signature models from artists such as Jim Root and Jake E. Lee . There is also USA Select. These are handcrafted guitars from the custom shop in Corona California . One thing can be said, no matter which Charvel guitar you choose, you will receive a quality instrument that you will have fun with for many years.
In addition to electric guitars, Charvel also builds excellent electric basses with the San Dimas Bass PJ and JJ series . The basses come with a mix of DiMarzio and Charvel's own pickups and ensure a really good sound.
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