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So as I was waiting for the guitar ho to ring up my newest purchase, I asked if I could check out the EVH Frankenstein replica hanging way up high on the wall, next to the SRV Lenny replica.
Lots of surprises. The action isn't particularly low, but the strings are so slinky that it felt very easy to play. I don't mind the rough, unfinished neck at all. In fact, it's rather appealing. I was surprised how heavy the neck was relative to the body.
On the one I played, the tremolo arm rattles around completely; it's not tightened into the Floyd Rose plate. I'm assuming this is the same with the other replica's, and with EVH's real Frankenstein as well. Can anyone confirm this?
Lots of fun. Not $25,000 worth of fun, but fun just the same. Gives me some new insight into his thinking and approach.
- Keith
Lots of surprises. The action isn't particularly low, but the strings are so slinky that it felt very easy to play. I don't mind the rough, unfinished neck at all. In fact, it's rather appealing. I was surprised how heavy the neck was relative to the body.
On the one I played, the tremolo arm rattles around completely; it's not tightened into the Floyd Rose plate. I'm assuming this is the same with the other replica's, and with EVH's real Frankenstein as well. Can anyone confirm this?
Lots of fun. Not $25,000 worth of fun, but fun just the same. Gives me some new insight into his thinking and approach.
- Keith