Description
Get ready to rock without breaking the bank!The all-new Charvel Standard Series delivers legendary San Dimas performance at an incredible price point that’ll blow your mind. This isn’t just another budget guitar it’s a high-performance shred machine that proves you don’t need to empty your wallet to sound like a pro.
The Standard Series San Dimas Style 2 SD2 HH HT packs serious punch with its resonant Nyatoh Style 2 body and bolt-on Nyatoh neck featuring graphite reinforcement for rock-solid stability. The 12″-16″ compound radius amaranth fingerboard transitions seamlessly from comfortable chording to lightning-fast lead work across 22 jumbo frets with classic white offset dots. Pro-level convenience comes standard with the truss rod adjustment wheel positioned right at the fingerboard end no neck removal required!
Tonally, this beast delivers crushing sound through Charvel high-output humbuckers in both bridge and neck positions, controlled by straightforward single volume and three-way toggle switching that gets you from clean to mean in an instant. Sealed die-cast locking tuners keep you locked in tune through the heaviest sessions, while the Charvel hardtail bridge with string-through-body ferrules provides maximum sustain and attack that cuts through any mix.
You’re getting authentic Charvel DNA, pro-level playability, and that unmistakable San Dimas vibe at a price that leaves money in your pocket for amps and effects. The Standard Series isn’t cutting corners it’s cutting through with authority.This is how legends are born. Welcome to the Charvel Standard Series.
Features
- Nyatoh Style 2 body
- Bolt-on Nyatoh neck with graphite reinforcement
- 12″-16″ compound radius amaranth fingerboard
- 22 jumbo frets
- White offset dot inlays
- Truss rod adjustment wheel at fingerboard end
- Charvel high-output bridge and neck humbuckers
- Single volume control
- Three-way toggle switch
- Sealed die-cast locking tuners
- Charvel hardtail bridge with string-through-body ferrules
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