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@@markbaum9615 they make a great instrument.

Would love to try that amp out. Never played one. I had the MkV 25 and could never get a tone out of it I liked.

@@kmatax9237 Ya know. He actually made a small comment on one of my vids once. I never met the guy but he seems down to earth in the videos I have seen of him.

@ he does. Maybe he’ll see this and you can do a Vinnie and Stevie 80s colab! Lol. I mean that in the nicest way btw.

@ that would be freaking amazing. Lol.

@@angusorvid8840 thanks for stopping in and sharing. I have to say the Kahler has a different vibe. It’s really nice. First time I have owned a guitar with a Duncan Custom as well. Nice sounding pickup.

@@VinnyTheAxe Keep in mind that Vai and Adrien Belew also used the Kahler for a stretch.

@@BeantownToBigD lol

@@glenhickey6752 thanks Ed. Lol

Thanks my brother. It is a blast to play!

lol🤣

@@DarthSerendipity Thank you. I think the gold sets the whole thing off. I think if it was chrome or black it would not do it justice.

@@glenhickey6752 thank you my brother.

@@maxmolina6519 Thank you.

@@Arifguitar Thank you my brother.

@@-Atmos1 thank you.

@ Thank you sir. Yes love the Red Monkey Straps. I have five of them. Yes three of them customize for length and strap lock holes.

@@VinnyTheAxe thank you, I'm ordering one for a new guitar with large strap buttons and noticed the larger slits on your strap.

@ I would just check with them on the strap buttons you’re going to use..the openings for the strap locks are quite large and I can only use strap lock ends on the straps. You should be able to get the standard openings on larger regular buttons as the leather will break in. All depends on what buttons you’re using I guess.

@@tynazelrod5085 Thank you sir !

Thanks Cucumber! 😀

Thank you Phil. Much Appreciated!

@@billmay7364 I agree. They are their own thing. Very comfortable to play and well designed for sure.

@@guitarthinkTrust me I hear what you’re saying. It was a special guitar for sure. I just did not play it that much for me to justify keeping it. I really would have preferred there bolt on SG guitar. I think it’s the Radar.

@@mattsb17 I would say the Gremlin out of the two. Has an excellent attenuator. Mor e versatile for home playing. The Magnatone is a louder amp and no attenuation. My 2 cents.. if you play clean the Magmatone might be the better option.

@@masteryoda498 thank you for the kind words.

@@glenhickey6752 thanks my brother !

@@glenhickey6752 Thanks brother. Yeah it’s a great guitar.

@@phillipgignac4468 thank you my brother. Much appreciated!

@@Arifguitar heck yeah brother. Great build on this one. Well done!

@@tynazelrod5085 lol. Thank my brother. I will try.

@@2309612 it’s a fender 61 custom shop. I have it for sale on my Reverb page. Thank you for the compliment. reverb.com/item/85630947-fender-custom-shop-1961-limited-edition-2023-champagne-sparkle?

@@rainemclellan208 it has a 60s neck on it. It has really great build quality. I did not care for the MojoTone pickups in the end. That said, really like the Rock N Roll relic company. Paint was on par with fender custom shop quality. I think the quality control is better than Gibson. I would say better money spent on attention to detail on this than a Gibson base model. I have owned a couple of Murphy labs Gibsons. One was great and one had many QC issues. I would put this RnR as a really good alternative. I have only owned one RnR. So I can only give my opinion based on that. Would love to play another one to see consistency.

Got it! Yeah I’m eyeing one up but prefer a thinner neck so want to make sure it feels good in my hand. I owned a Gibson LP with a 60s slim taper and that worked for me, as well as the Fender thin modern C on my Jaguar. Wonder how this stacks up in that regard? I have smaller hands so wouldn’t want to spend this kind of $ on something that isn’t comfortable.

@@rainemclellan208 you would love the neck profile on this than. It’s a slim 60s neck and felt really easy to play.

Thank you man! Great video btw.

@@TheNeurovascular check out this one reverb.com/item/50625999-dean-v-select-24-kahler-metallic-red-satin-v-sel-24-k-mrs?

@@1AGU573 I wish I would have Filmed it a couple of years ago for you. I would suggest. New pickups , Emerson wiring harness and you are all set. Gut all the old stuff out.

@@itsTHEFIREDOG I would say it’s like a 60s Gibson neck. Not exact but it’s the closet I can think of at the moment. It’s not a flat wizard neck or anything like that.

@@abbagil I did not even think about that. Very cool. Will check it out.

Kahler's were always better quality than Floyds. People just didn't know how to set them up properly. I did some work with Gary Kahler in the 80's on that, and the instructions they sent out with each unit improved performance overall.

@@chrispile3878 I had the cam and springs on mine replaced and a full setup a couple years ago by an excellent luthier. It plays great, I just still can't use the trem wihout it going out of tune. I'd appreciate any tips you could offer.

@@leftygtrplr6184 Are the nut slots low enough? Or is it a Floyd style locknut (often the problem)? A behind the nut locknut often solves the problem. Are the roller saddles rotating properly? If the 2 screws that secure the cam in the frame are too tight it can bind. I found that sometimes the ball end of the string unwraps during use - especially when pulling the bar up. I soldered the string wraps before stringing it up. Those are places to start. Good luck!

@@chrispile3878 It does have a normal nut and a lock behind the nut. That to me is possibly the problem. Maybe that doesn't lock as well as it should. Anyway, I will try your suggestions; thanks I appreciate it!

@@leftygtrplr6184 Let me know if you get it ironed out. I've been at the bench for over 45 years - Fender & Gibson authorized repair guy for a big store in the 80's and 90's. I'm the local whammy specialist.

@@MrNumber1gator I now see why. It’s a great design.

Ok cool. Yes will check that out. Would be cool for this V.

@@PeterXChhanX wow. Thank you for the kind words and stopping in to watch. Much appreciated.

@@None888. Thank you.

@@d.a.6608 well I’ll be 50 soon. So never to old for a V. I am really impressed with the fit and finish. It’s a really good guitar. For the money. I think it’s a great deal.