neon_black88
Well-Known Member
Boy do I envy you!
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and therein lies the problem....we all dig every nice looking guitar...Beautiful guitars. I'd like a Carvin, then again I'd like every guitar in this universe. >:l
Heya,
Carvin recently changed things up so you can now get the DC7x7's with non rounded sides. It makes them match up to the DC127 style body contours. It's a little sharper and meaner looking to me. Rob_l got the first one. If you want the rounded sides it's now an option at $40 like it is for their other DC models. So in answer to your probable question, yes, you now have to pay $40 for something that used to be a standard feature. I do not know if there is going to be a base price drop to even things out or not. Keep in mind Carvin only updates their catalog every 3 months so it may take a while for this to show up.
Option 50, as previously stated, is for options not usually on the menu. It does NOT automatically void the 10 day return policy. Kevio (Carvin forum moderator) put this info out. It all depends on what crazy thing you come up with and whether or not they feel that they can sell it if you decide you don't like it. If you want some goofy lime green to pink fade it will probably void your 10 day return, but if you ditch a tone knob, it probably wont.
Control configurations: The DC727 comes standard with a Gibson style 3 way switch, a volume, and tone controls. I think the 3 mini toggles (pick up splits and phase) are optional for around $35. The DC747 comes with a Fender style 5 way switch, volume and tone controls. Again I think the mini toggles are extra, but I'm not 100% on that. For the DC727's with the 3 way, 4 knobs, and 3 mini's, that's Carvins active circuit with bass and treble controls and a push pull volume control to defeat the active circuit. For the record all of Carvins pick ups are passive and their active circuit is reported to work with just about every after market passive pickup.
Ideally I would recommend calling Carvin and talk to them directly if you have any thing you want clarification on. BTW you can also specify the type of quilt or flame you want as well as "get me the nicest one you've got" but there is an upcharge for the time spent sifting through piles of wood to find the spiffyest top.
I hope this helps clear things up a bit. No I don't work there. I would never have any money left on payday. HA ha!
I don't know what I did with the link I posted before but here is my DC747 once again!
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that's smoking!
I've never seen the ruby red with a maple board, it's usually with an Ebony board.
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These are a few of my 7x7's - Havent snapped pics of them all just yet - And I just put a Radiation Green custom build in as well. As well as a one-off Carvin doesnt want me talking about. lol Woo!Hoo! for 7x7's!!
Most recent custom - All tung oil over flame maple/walnut body wings and a 5pc walnut/maple neck..
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