gibson59neck
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Hey all you out there! Anyone like to share their opinion of Carvin? Just curious - I just got a mid-80's CM140, in trade for my Mexi Thinline Tele - it is sweet. Anyone else ever played one?
TelePaul said:I know theres some carvin players here...maybe '60s guy? I'm not too sure.
Anfontan said:Arvo-aka APL is the supreme Carvin supporter on this website-he will probably be around any minute.
I looked that model up, very nice Les Paul style with some hot rod electronics in it, and versatile looking as well. Is it a set neck or bolt on-I saw a picture of a 1974 model that was a bolt on, maybe it was just on the early model.
I have a Carvin 620 powered mixer that is a great mixer for small club gigs, rock solid and clean and powerful.
Anfontan said:Arvo-aka APL is the supreme Carvin supporter on this website-he will probably be around any minute.
I looked that model up, very nice Les Paul style with some hot rod electronics in it, and versatile looking as well. Is it a set neck or bolt on-I saw a picture of a 1974 model that was a bolt on, maybe it was just on the early model.
I have a Carvin 620 powered mixer that is a great mixer for small club gigs, rock solid and clean and powerful.
Micter said:Oh, ditch the pickups!
gibson59neck said:...as smooth as it plays it's just hard to put down.
Micter said:If it's from mid 80's it should be Koa body and neck. That's a great combination IMO. I own a half dozen Carvin guitars. Oh, ditch the pickups!
gibson59neck said:Mine is the Maple/clear finish - I kinda like the pickups so far - m22's, I think - why ditch them? If so, what do you recommend - some other Carvins, or another brand? The only time I used aftermarket pickups were in a Strat, and they were hotrails.
Micter said:BTW I sold some of my C22's to APL and I'm glad he likes them. One man's trash is another man's treasure!
Micter said:If it's Maple don't worry about it. Maple is a really bright sound so the muddy Carvin pups will actually help. I much prefer the Seymour Duncan line of PAF style pickups in Carvin guitars. A set of SD Phat Cats might be a great option for a Maple guitar.
BTW I sold some of my C22's to APL and I'm glad he likes them. One man's trash is another man's treasure!
Micter said:If it's Maple don't worry about it. Maple is a really bright sound so the muddy Carvin pups will actually help. I much prefer the Seymour Duncan line of PAF style pickups in Carvin guitars. A set of SD Phat Cats might be a great option for a Maple guitar.
BTW I sold some of my C22's to APL and I'm glad he likes them. One man's trash is another man's treasure!
gibson59neck said:Is it a bitch to wire in replacement PU's in a stereo guitar? Since I ahven't played this thing with the band yet ( will tomorrow) I don't know how it will sound overall. Thanks for the info tho...