The Stainless Steel frets always look freshly polished and they play like you're on ice. You can bend strings SOOoooo much easier and more accurately too. The tung oiled Mahogany neck is as smooth as a spanked babies bottom. The neck is wide in playing area but thin front to back. The playability of my CT6 is where she shines the best.
Fit and finish is as close to flawless as ANY guitar I've ever come in contact with. In my book it is as well built as any of the PRS's I've seen/owned or played. This is the model that looks similar to the PRS McCarty Body. The last one I bought new from the factory a year and a half ago is a CT6-T. But since then their QA/QC has improved considerably. (DC-150) The build quality was about the same as an upper end Ibanez. Out of my 31 guitars 5 of them are Carvin's. The first 1 bought new from the factory in 1979. But the quality on my V220 is as good as anything out there and it gets just as raunchy as any Les Paul. The Korina Explorer, I still have and has probably gone up in value maybe 10 fold and I love that one but the Carvin will always have a sweet spot for me.ĭont buy it expecting to sell it in 4 or 5 years because youll lose $$$. It was a childhood guitar that I've always regretted not getting and now I have it plus+ all the options I couldnt afford then. I agree with I could never sell it for that but I have no intentions of selling it. Those are great guitars but for me it was worth every penny. For $1600 you can get a good used Les Paul or maybe a nice Used PRS Etc. After getting it I was completely happy that I did, it is kick butt plays as nicely as anything I have ever play'd. I think I put every single thing on it that I could. It took 6 weeks but I chose every last detail from the skunk stripes to the gold metal to the burst and abolone blocks. That said I always wished I would have got that V220 I loved the pointy look. It took forever and I canceled the order and got a 83 Korina Explorer (best thing I've done musically) Keep an eye on our used gear section for even deeper discounts that may show up occasionally - you might find the deal of a life time! Buy your next piece of used gear online at The Music Zoo or visit our New York showroom to shop today - we want to help you have a new "used" guitar day.I had ordered a Carvin in the Early 1980s, It was a V220. We're passionate about re-homing pre-loved instruments. Plus, our in-house technicians make sure that all previously owned pieces are passed along to you ready to play with no issues! We always stock used electrics, used acoustics, used bass guitars, and used amplifiers at every price point and for every type of player. Any used guitar can also be a great conversation piece, and doesn't have to be truly vintage to have it's own character.Īt The Music Zoo, we are proud of our extensive selection of used gear, from the every-day classics, to the rare vintage pieces and one-of-a-kind custom shop masterpieces. There's nothing quite like that first E chord strum on a vintage Martin dreadnought, or that first slap of an A chord on that vintage Les Paul Junior.
A played-in instrument with settled and aged wood can provide not only visual character but tonal magic. Here you will find all of the used and vintage guitars for sale online at The Music Zoo! Aside from being easier on the wallet, there's often just something special about a used or vintage guitar.
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