Charvel Charvette 170 electric guitar

Description

huendeskes
Here, here is what you've been looking for so long...
A Charvel/Charvette 170 manufactured in Japan in 1989-90. Perhaps not a trendy 'fashionable brand' today, and the warranty card has yellowed, of course, if it ever had one...

But you don't need this instrument for that, but because:
- It has a unique finish, which was made in limited numbers.
- Equipped with a Takeuchi/Floyd Rose tremolo, which is indestructible (and has incredible sustain).
- Refretted by a luthier (definitely won't need touching for a few years).
- The neck has been re-lacquered and polished, also by a luthier (won't scratch the palm of even armchair guitarists with soft hands).
- At the bridge, a Sublime Battered Blade made by András Kurtács will trample your (perhaps mistaken) opinion about good guitar sound into the mud (of course, I'll include the original pickup. At least you can pick up dropped sewing needles with it while fastening patches).
- The neck is a real 'sports neck'. Can be played comfortably for hours. Especially recommended for virtuosos with small hands. Thin, flattened C profile. It's like a mother-in-law, once you hold it, you'll never want to let go.
- Its sound has matured over the past 28-29 years.
- It delivers robust lows and mids even when tuned down to C, and when tuned to A, the Blues emerges. (If you can play it).
- I might change my mind and not sell it after all.

I am approximately the third owner, we've spent the last 21 years together. You could say we grew up together, but that's not true, because it only got more mature, and I just got older.
Oh, of course, continuously serviced, garage-kept, non-smoking...

Just a few names who have used it:
Gary Moore, Zsolt Daczi, Tamás Szekeres, or Napalm Death
Yes, over the years it has accumulated a few scratches, dings, and wear, so if you need it for decoration, this isn't what you're looking for.
It comes with a black Cort hard case that it fits perfectly into.

Within reason, I will deliver it to your home so you can try it out with your own gear.
I know instrument prices are at rock bottom, but I'm reluctant to lower this price...
Trade-ins are possible, primarily a Peavey 6505 112 Combo, or studio monitors (Mackie Cr 5 series) with value adjustment.