GPOTD 02.21.14

Kerouac

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Charvel SD1 San Dimas Blue

  • One-piece quartersawn maple neck with classic San Dimas profile
  • Compound-radius rosewood fingerboard (12"-16")
  • 22 jumbo frets
  • JB TB-4 humbucking (bridge) and direct-mount Seymour Duncan STK-S6 (neck) pickups
  • Three-way toggle pickup switch
  • Single knurled black master volume control
  • Charvel hard-tail bridge
  • Charvel locking tuners
  • Black hardware
 
Wouldn't be my first choice for a Charvel, but I'm sure it plays just like the rest of them.....excellent.

I never liked that they called these "San Dimas", as they are made in Japan, or maybe even Mexico now, but hey, whatever.....

What I find pretty interesting, is that these guitars retail for somewhere around $800.
I have a 375 Deluxe from 1990 or 1991 that also retailed for around $800. You can buy that model on Ebay for around $350-$400 today...
Adjusting for inflation, which one would YOU want, eh? (P.S. The 375 is a H S S config, and has a fucking tone knob.....)

Really, this guitar is pretty one-sided with only a volume knob for Pete's sake, but if you just want to rock out with it, I'm sure it does well in that area.

I wouldn't buy it, but again, it probably plays quite well.

I think they make these with a maple fretboard, too.
 
I like these. They are subtle shred machines. Very librarian/nymphoesque. Silent killers. Girl next door with a drawer full of whips and handcuffs. Understated and evil.

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