Charvel Pro-Mod So-Cal Style 1 HSS FR Electric Guitar-Gloss Black

The So-Cal body of this guitar is crafted from alder, offering a sleek look and extreme comfort, even more so than an overstuffed armchair. It's paired with a rock - solid bolt - on maple neck reinforced with graphite rods, ready to handle any road and climate challenges. Features include a 25.5” scale length, a 12” - 16” compound radius maple fingerboard with 22 jumbo frets and black dot inlays. It has a heel - mount truss rod adjustment wheel. The guitar is equipped with Seymour Duncan® Distortion™ TB - 6 humbucking bridge and Seymour Duncan SSL Custom Flat Strat middle and neck pickups. A five - way blade switch, volume control, and no - load tone control give you versatile sound options. The Floyd Rose® 1000 Series double - locking tremolo bridge system provides excellent stability. It also comes with Charvel® - branded sealed die - cast tuners, a Charvel neck plate, and standard strap buttons. General details: Series is Pro - Mod, for right - hand players, in Gloss Black color, made in MX. Neck details: Licensed Fender® Stratocaster® headstock, maple neck with hand - rubbed satin urethane finish. Body is alder with a gloss finish and So - Cal shape. Hardware includes a Floyd Rose® 1000 Series double - locking tremolo bridge, 1 - ply black anodized aluminum pickguard, and chrome - finished hardware. Electronics feature a unique HSS pickup configuration with detailed switching options. Measurements show a jumbo fret size and a 25.5' (64.77 cm) scale length. PLU is 2966033503.

Using this Charvel electric guitar is a breeze. First, make sure to tune it up using the Charvel - branded die - cast tuners. You can adjust the truss rod with the heel - mount wheel if needed to keep the neck in good shape. When it comes to sound, use the five - way blade switch to select different pickup combinations for various tones. The volume and tone controls let you fine - tune your sound. For the Floyd Rose tremolo bridge, be gentle when using the tremolo arm to avoid any damage. As for maintenance, keep the guitar in a stable environment to prevent the effects of extreme temperatures and humidity. Wipe it down regularly with a soft cloth to keep the gloss finish looking great. Check the strings periodically and replace them when they start to wear out. And if you notice any issues with the electronics or hardware, it's best to take it to a professional guitar technician.