I have a japanese made Charvel by Jackson CSM-1G from the late '80s or early '90s, which is an entry level strat-style guitar. It plays and sounds great. You can get about any sound you want out it's H-S-H congiguration. Very easy to play.
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I have a japanese made Charvel by Jackson CSM-1G from the late '80s or early '90s, which is an entry level strat-style guitar. It plays and sounds great. You can get about any sound you want out it's H-S-H congiguration. Very easy to play.
Guitars: Charvel/Jackson CSM-1G, DeArmond M-75, DeArmond Starfire Special, DeArmond S-73, Epiphone Collegiate UK, Squier 51, Michael Kelly Patriot Custom, Harmony Sovereign, Taylor 310, Takamine 12 string, SX thinline, Fender MIM Strat, Ibanez JTK30,
Amps: Earth Sound Research G-2000 Super Guitar head into Avatar G212H cab, Fender Sidekick 20 Chorus, Peavey Classic 20, Peavey Classic 30, Peavey Express 112, Fender Super Champ XD, Vibro Champ XD
Effects: Digitech EX-7, Digitech RP-250
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Charvel made and still makes great guitars. Especially the 80s Strats were tremendous! I dreamed of a Charvel San Dimas, but couldn't afford it as I still went to school, so I saved up my money and fell in love with this baby.....stop laughing okay
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