Charvel EVH guitars

go to warmoth and build one for 1/4 of the price of that thing. I love Eddie Van Halen, and liked the EBMM and the wolfgang, but this charvel thing is rediculously overpriced.
 
It probably is a nice guitar but is nowhere near what should it cost. The whole concept that its a reproduction of a guitar that he pieced together and probably cost very little being sold for thousands of dollars is ridiculous, I dont care who plays it.
 
I visited the WARMOTH store online, but I am so lost! I could not find any Charvel body types. It should be fun to build one. But getting the finish will be tricky though, especially the striped colors.
 
amt7565 said:
I visited the WARMOTH store online, but I am so lost! I could not find any Charvel body types. It should be fun to build one. But getting the finish will be tricky though, especially the striped colors.
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You might want to look at warmouth again for "strat" bodies. There is an obscure guitar called a "stratocaster" that is the same shape. If you do go ahead with the tricky paint job, count on at least 3 minutes of intensive masking tape application per color and 5 minutes to shake the rattle can.
 
ibanezrocks said:
It probably is a nice guitar but is nowhere near what should it cost. The whole concept that its a reproduction of a guitar that he pieced together and probably cost very little being sold for thousands of dollars is ridiculous, I dont care who plays it.
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Totally true. If there's anything about that axe that would make it sound more "EVHish", it would have to be the pickup. But even so, the closest I ever heard to EV's sound in-person was plugging a pretty standard Ibanez into a Fender Cybertwin set to "Brown Sound". If you want to cop EV's sound, I'd say get that amp.


JD

Perhaps you should take up a new sport, like knitting!
 
Peavey Wolfgangs are still a good buy and lots out there. Reasonably priced and the PUPs are the real deal.
 
I gotta admit, though, I would be interested in the setup of the one that he actually played that was on ebay. I've always been curious about the action and string gauges that he uses. I don't think 10 grand is too far out of line for a colloector. a player might not go for it, but there are alot of guitar geeks that are well-placed employment wise and could throw money around like that for rec-room decor.
 
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