NEW Charvel DK24's | Dual Humbuckers + New Colours! 

they clueless

John Bercik honest mistake lol

I have one, parallel switch is sweet every tambre you get is useable.

I've found forum topics with that request older than 10 years so just buy something else.

Shinobi_Madero Fair enough, but here in the states the point was to keep the guitar under a grand, and u just described a $1200 guitar

​@@Lowtech14 The problem is that they don't have that $1200 guitar ;)

@@Kutamitasa Ibanez have one))

How is the tuning stability?

This is possibly the best comment on RU-vid

@@eoghainmurphy4441 LMAO indeed

are you naming the lady or the fart?

@@stickburnersyndicate5593 a lady never tells.. lol

Evan Barnett I’m pretty sure he is actually high in the video

Tyler Brittan 5 way Switch

kostas papadopoulos These new guitars without the non locking nut and 2pt trem bridges require some maintenance for them to be kept in tune. First off I’m sure you and most know to stretch the strings. Any string going flat will be due to strings not being fully stretched. If the strings go sharp then its the fact that the guitar is non locking at the nut. The nut of the guitar has to be cut correctly and since charvel does not fill down the slot in the nut you might have to do this. This can be done with sandpaper. If the slots aren’t filled down to smoothness, there will be friction between the string and the slot therefore causing the string to not return to pitch (will be sharp). You can also add graphite and nut sauce in the slot to keep them lubricated to prevent friction. Since the guitar comes with string trees (smh) you also have to apply nut sauce under the trees so that the string is gliding under without friction. Lastly you can also apply nut sauce on the saddles of the bridge where the strings lay. That should resolve any running instability.

Most tuning issues found on non locking systems comes from the nut. The gotoh bridge is killer but the nut could have some issues out of the box. Basically if you're in tune, and you dive the bar, when you come back up (if there is binding in the nut) strings will come back sharp. A good luthier could smooth out the nut slot or make the slots wider if you need to run thicker strings! I have a feeling it's really hard for a massive company to get the nuts cut perfectly for each guitar but it's not hard to fix.

Neon pink , slime green , neon yellow I would buy in a shot even though I’m not big on roasted maple

And just a 3 way switch

LJN71 it is series/parallel, they just didn’t take the time to learn that before making the video apparently.

Jonathan Klinvex that’s what I thought, having read about the guitar on Charvel’s website. I really do like what they’re is doing these days, and the pickup configurations and switching offer a lot of tonal versatility. I definitely thinks there is a Charvel in my near future.

Positions 2 and 4 are coil splits and the mini-toggle is a series/parallel switch

Alan Lotra probably, these guitars are really good and I would just change the pickups to something I’d like. Better than the Ibanez in my opinion

My guess would definitely be a lemon, I've had a shell pink dk24 hss (the previous run of this line) and it has blown every other guitar I have owned out of the water! Definitely give them another chance

It cracked me up so bad

This. My favorite guitar. Not the most valuable (I have a R9 Murphy Lab, a 1961 WW10 Stratocaster and a bunch of other guitars). And I think those DK24 are perfect for my needs.

I use reel to reel

it's not a real top but a veneer so the answer would be no

Anlaik thx. I just picked the info from Charvel site, there it says “the alder body in the classic Dinky™ style is completed with an elegant quilt maple top” so I thought it was a “real” top...

@@ilupi.guitar most companies do that nowadays, but I can see it's a veneer just by looking at it...in this price range it's always a veneer unfortunately

Anlaik yep, taking into account the price range that makes a lot of sense 👍🏻

@@ilupi.guitar oh you would be surprised how many brands in different price ranges use veneers...for example 1400€ Schecters use veneers, PRS SE too...even 2000€ ESP e-ii use veneers, with a non figured maple top underneath it though...etc

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@@krumple4skin548 lol what the fuck

I played the prestige az hh. Was a super instrument. Plays like butter, the charvel dk had a bit more output. The ibanez played nicer tho. (But two times as expensive)

@@HiddeSipkerodenburg thanks for the reply!

I have two AZ s the 2402 and a Miller model they are amazing. I loved the Charvel and they are cool. They need a little love and then they are great. The Ibanez AZ necks tend to be a little larger. Not much just enough. Against a lower priced AZ the Charvel I would say is a tad better. Love the input jack on the Charvel, but the neck joint an the AZ is a sexy beast.

Me too, I got a San Dimas model and I got to fixed cause the humidity on my city.

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