Meet the Newest Charvel® Pro-Mod DK24 Models 

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Marty's tour guitarist I believe

Yeah I believe it’s Jordan Ziff

It marty friedmans students that tours with him

Does anyone know the song though because it’s freaking insane

Glad to know there's more people hearing some Marty Friedman notes on this clip.

So much you need to learn..trust me..😆😆😛

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It’s amazing how much he coincidentally resembles Guthrie too!

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he's level 100, did you really expect anything less??

just pulled the trigger. reminds me of my rg340 in that school bus yellow

Seriously, it’s just stainless steel it can’t be that much more on cost. Just increase the price and I’ll buy. This guitar could’ve been perfection.

Yes we doo doo

No we dont. Have you ever run out of frets? Polishing stainles frets is pain in the ass

Why is everyone so obsessed with ss frets? If you like the guitar then just buy it, play it until the frets wear and then replace them

@@mikkonurmi5201 Aside from the obvious benefits of ss frets, another advantage that often gets overlooked is that they're smoother for bending. They're also good for people with nickel allergies. That said, Charvels are priced quite reasonably, so even if you add the cost of a ss refret, they compare quite favourably against other ss fret options on the market.

Same story. Bought a DK24 SSH, had to get the gold DK22 SSS!

Do any companies offer stainless steel frets stock ? Doubt you'd get that on a midrange guitar. My carvin has it but that's a custom.

@@metalheadblues Harley Benton have them stock at a budget price

What kind of Frets are they if they are not stainless steel

Chapman and solar also do stainless steel frets. But fender and their brands like charvel don't. I was going to buy this very guitar and have the frets changed but ended up getting a Balagure standard which came stock with ss frets. Ss frets are becoming more and more popular I think fender and its brands should pay attention to this growing trend. Personally I need ss frets cause of skin allergy to nickel and a few other metals hence why I'm banging on about stainless steel frets.

haha which model? How do you know?

@@andresariza259 I don't know. I just said it. :)

Interesting you said that - that is exactly what I was thinking - very King's X

How is it for riffage?

Like metalcore riffs

@@Williaem00 its pretty good when paired with the right amp and tone setup but i feel the alnicos are a little on the sharper sounding side as opposed to a heavier chugging side. Its perfect for playing Jason Becker and Guthrie Govan style music. I would say for metal riffs, you might consider an esp LTD arrow as the one I have came with emg active pickups, low action, and sounds real good playing killswitch riffs.

sweetwater. ive been waiting for ten years a super strat in an 80s color, with a floyd and a fast 24 fret neck

@@yosupmynamesmac thx mac! I’ll go check the site out

Did you end up getting one? I'm also wanting the same one . If so how do you like it so far? The blue paint is very 80s and I got to have the single coil in the neck along with the Floyd. I don't have any guitars with that pickup configuration, so it will kinda fill a void in my collection.

After playing a guitar with stainless steel frets for a while, I agree, that sucks. It should be a requirement.

You can replace it

Both nickel and stainless steel are good quality are they not

I thought that was weird too. It's straight up and down on my DK24 Shell pink and follows the angle of the headstock on my DK24 Infinity Blue.

Not even one 24 fret with floyd for lefties smh

@@1nzi exactly i agree,i like that new HSS white model that just came out why not a lefty version of that at lest throw us a bone charvel only has like 3 lefty models one does have a 24 fret neck but a non locking term but no verity in colors at all

Shooo

@@michaelmetal71 Yeah, horrible colors and variety for most lefty guitars. Schecter is good but suffer from the same lack of variety with most of their guitars catering to metal players

@@1nzi in fairness that’s true about schector but at least there’s a better variety,i got the lefty version of the nick johnston hss great guitar 🎸 and very versatile and premium parts better than any fender i’ve ever played

only the USA made models have quartersawn necks

I used to feel the same way about Floyds. Once you learn how to set it up right it's one of the best bridges ever. The Floyd should sit flat and level with the body. Some recessed lower then others but parallel and flat is the main thing. When you tune up the Floyd should not move forward causing the string to go flat. If you notice that and it's tilting forward that means the strings are pulling harder than the springs on the Floyd. You then adjust the claw piece, just two screws. Turning the screws in increases spring tension. You have to have equal tension between the strings pulling one way and the springs the opposite direction. Then no matter what the bridge will come back to zero after dive bombs and such. Sometimes you have to swap springs or add one to get it right. I had a bad ass guitar sitting for years because I didn't know how to deal with it. Now I love it forever. Even though I still suck at using the bar.

@@jeremyshirah8293 I just got me my first Taylor ever.. and I got to say it is the best acoustic I have ever played.. I can jam for days on it and it never comes out of tune… if you want to find a great acoustic look at Taylor’s they are amazing sounding

@@varminttank cool man. Congratulations those are fantastic guitars. I have played a couple over the years at shops. They are definitely top tier and one of the most comfortable acoustic guitars to play. It will hold it's value well so you basically made an investment, so take good care of it. My dk24 in infinity blue is on the way.

@@jeremyshirah8293 nice brother 🍻

He is Jordan Ziff - he is the real deal: he is in Ratt and with Marty Friedman )

@@leddreamzeppelin1 The lad rips! He's even better than Taylor Swift! 🤪

@@Mordred478 much better ))