Gunner4Life
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Re: Any Peavey/EVH Wolfgang Users here?
I owned an EVH Wolfgang Special a few years ago... If I had a complaint, it would be the frets, and that is it. The guitar sounded killer, played killer, and I sold it out of necessity, and regret it every day.
Personally, I would buy a used Japanese one, I played the Chinese ones, and they are just not the same but are the same price. I thought the overall feel of the neck was better on the Japanese than on even the USA ones, I think the Japanese frets were rolled and the USA ones were not, I can't recall.
There is a Guitar Center by me selling a Peavey Wolfgang Special for $599... I should go fiddle with it after I get off work :scratchch
I owned an EVH Wolfgang Special a few years ago... If I had a complaint, it would be the frets, and that is it. The guitar sounded killer, played killer, and I sold it out of necessity, and regret it every day.
Personally, I would buy a used Japanese one, I played the Chinese ones, and they are just not the same but are the same price. I thought the overall feel of the neck was better on the Japanese than on even the USA ones, I think the Japanese frets were rolled and the USA ones were not, I can't recall.
There is a Guitar Center by me selling a Peavey Wolfgang Special for $599... I should go fiddle with it after I get off work :scratchch
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love the stainless wish it had a German floyd!
I've even saw an Aria Pro II in the pawn shop that was made in Japan. The guitar was beyond exceptional quality. Remember, Fender Stratocasters made in Japan back in the early 90's were far more superior than the U.S. made models and Fender U.S.A. took serious note of this. They were just like the Strats made back in the 50's when Leo was at the helm. Chinese made guitars can be a hit or a miss. It all depends and I would highly recommend actually playing one before any purchase. I have an '06 Epiphone Les Paul Standard made in China that is a super a killer guitar that I picked up in the pawn shop for an amazing price. The quality & sound was there from the get-go and it was hanging on the wall with some of the higher-end guitars that get that special location in the store. Back then, people thought guitars made in Japan were crap. Oh how times have changed. Chinese made guitars today are probably going through the same stigma. It's just a matter of time before they can get recognised for some quality work.
