NGD Charvel Pro Mod San Dimas HSS HT

NelsonP

MIM Charvel, Fender licensed headstock, locking tuners, unfinished neck, compound radius, ebony board, Seymour Duncans, hard tail for easy drop-D goodness. Loving it!

Lewy

Very nice! Some of the best bang for buck guitars out there I reckon.

mankytom

Love the finish!

skullfunkerry

That's lovely that is. I do love a nice Charvel  

Leepal

This is the exact guitar I have been thinking about getting.  Is the neck slim? I prefer the neck to be slim.

Dan_Halen

That's really classy looking. Nice choice!

bluecat

That looks really cool.
I do prefer a hardtail to a trem, enjoy.

skullfunkerry

Leepal said:

This is the exact guitar I have been thinking about getting.  Is the neck slim? I prefer the neck to be slim.

If it’s anything like the Charvels I’ve played, it won’t be wafer-thin, but it will be fairly slim, and *really* comfortable.

NelsonP

skullfunkerry said:

Leepal said:

This is the exact guitar I have been thinking about getting.  Is the neck slim? I prefer the neck to be slim.

If it’s anything like the Charvels I’ve played, it won’t be wafer-thin, but it will be fairly slim, and *really* comfortable.

Yeah, good way to describe it. Definitely fatter than my Ibanez RG, thinner than my Squier J Mascis. Unfinished feel, really comfy.

Whitecat

Leepal said:

This is the exact guitar I have been thinking about getting.  Is the neck slim? I prefer the neck to be slim.

Charvel necks are pretty slim but not the slimmest out there - Jacksons are usually even thinner-feeling and Ibanez wizard necks obviously are toothpicks. The satin finish & the rolled edges are lovely though.

RustyShackleford

Grats! I didn't like mine as much. I bought one in a bout of GAS a while ago and returned it. It had some sharpish frets and the ebony fretboard felt very 'grainy' and sticky, totally unlike the beautiful glassy smoothness I've found on better ebony. Didn't dig the unfinished feel of the neck either, and overall it definitely didn't feel like an instrument worth the £700 or so I paid back then. I ended up ghetto-hardtailing my G&L with pennies and electrical tape and stuck a single-coil sized humbucker in the bridge. Scratched the same itch.