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I'm checking to see if anyone would be interested in purchasing my Carvin Carve Top (CT4C). It's from 2007 and in great shape (about 9 out of 10) with a TON of really cool upgrades.
I paid $1400 for it new. I recognize that Carvins don't have the same resale value as some other brands (for whatever reason). That said...
$900 and it ships to your door.
Specs:
The guitar is snappy and bright (due most likely to the ebony board) so the DMZ Tone Zone is a perfect match for the bridge - not muddy or mushy at all, and the split coil tones conjure Telecaster sounds.
My tastes are moving more and more into the single coil realm and I don't have much use for a Floyd these days - thus this awesome guitar hangs on the wall unplayed.
Think you might want it? Drop me a PM.
Pics to follow.
I paid $1400 for it new. I recognize that Carvins don't have the same resale value as some other brands (for whatever reason). That said...
$900 and it ships to your door.
Specs:
- Mahogany Body and neck
- Maple top
- Ebony fret board
- medium-jumbo frets (not stainless)
- 25" scale
- OFR Tremolo
- Sperzel locking tuners
- Graphite nut
- Shiny ebony finish with natural binding
- Controls: Volume, tone, 3-way selector, coil tap
- Chrome-top DiMarzio pickups ($120 a piece!)
- Neck: PAF Joe
- Bridge: Tone Zone
- Refinished natural mahogany neck in Tung Oil (incredible)
- Tremol-No trem lock installed
- Upgraded caps, pots, etc. by RS Guitarworks
- Extra mini switch by output jack: Direct-through mod (removes volume and tone pots from circuit - increases output and clarity)
The guitar is snappy and bright (due most likely to the ebony board) so the DMZ Tone Zone is a perfect match for the bridge - not muddy or mushy at all, and the split coil tones conjure Telecaster sounds.
My tastes are moving more and more into the single coil realm and I don't have much use for a Floyd these days - thus this awesome guitar hangs on the wall unplayed.
Think you might want it? Drop me a PM.
Pics to follow.
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Yes, it's really nice. It's kind of how I envision a marriage between shredder performance and old-world tonality. It plays like lightning but it doesn't sound like a guitar with a Floyd.
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