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Charvel Guitars and Basses.
While we’re busy building the definitive Charvel Web site, we are ready to announce that we’re back better than ever and offer several hand-built models to choose from – including the USA Standard Models, USA Custom Shop Models, Limited Editions and the highly anticipated EVH Art Series guitars located on this site! So, feel free to check out some of our latest creations and – while we could go on and on about the infinite array of features, options and colors available – nothing can take the place of picking one up and feeling our legendary “broken-in” necks for yourself!
Charvel® USA EVH Art Series Guitar:
The wait is over! Legendary guitarist, Edward Van Halen, is back in the fold and is once again working with Charvel® to create hand built replicas of his original striped guitar designs. EVH Art Series guitars feature custom-striped basswood bodies, a special-wound humbucking pickup, Original Floyd Rose® tremolo and a compound-radius, maple neck carved from his original specs. Even the volume pot has been replaced with a “Tone” knob just like Eddie's! These guitars are every bit worth the wait and are available in Black and White, Black and Yellow, and Red, White and Black stripes.
282-7801-899 (Black and White)
Basswood body, bolt-on quartersawn Eastern hard rock maple neck with specially formulated oil finish, Maple fingerboard, 1 5/8" nut width, 22 Jumbo frets, 25 1/2" scale, Custom wound EVH Humbucking pickup, Floyd Rose Original tremolo, Black pickguard, and chrome hardware.
While we’re busy building the definitive Charvel Web site, we are ready to announce that we’re back better than ever and offer several hand-built models to choose from – including the USA Standard Models, USA Custom Shop Models, Limited Editions and the highly anticipated EVH Art Series guitars located on this site! So, feel free to check out some of our latest creations and – while we could go on and on about the infinite array of features, options and colors available – nothing can take the place of picking one up and feeling our legendary “broken-in” necks for yourself!
Charvel® USA EVH Art Series Guitar:
The wait is over! Legendary guitarist, Edward Van Halen, is back in the fold and is once again working with Charvel® to create hand built replicas of his original striped guitar designs. EVH Art Series guitars feature custom-striped basswood bodies, a special-wound humbucking pickup, Original Floyd Rose® tremolo and a compound-radius, maple neck carved from his original specs. Even the volume pot has been replaced with a “Tone” knob just like Eddie's! These guitars are every bit worth the wait and are available in Black and White, Black and Yellow, and Red, White and Black stripes.
282-7801-899 (Black and White)
Basswood body, bolt-on quartersawn Eastern hard rock maple neck with specially formulated oil finish, Maple fingerboard, 1 5/8" nut width, 22 Jumbo frets, 25 1/2" scale, Custom wound EVH Humbucking pickup, Floyd Rose Original tremolo, Black pickguard, and chrome hardware.
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1. millennia
Our mission at Millennia Guitars is to offer well built, great sounding imported guitars with outstanding features at prices that will make you smile!
We take the specifications of some of the major companies top selling models and we ENHANCE the quality of the tone woods, fret markers, tuning hardware and electronics to build a better guitar at a savings to you. We DO NOT believe in 'stamping out' guitars like the brand names at costs of less than $100 per unit and selling them through retail stores for $500-$1200+!
As we step into 2005 we are marketing our instruments through partnering with performance artists who are on the verge of major recording contracts. They expose our instruments to fans and profesionals who we hope will see the superior quality of our products and want to play a Millennia!
We are interested in long term, sustained growth through quality, integrity and passion to sell a guitar because it is superior not because we want to make a 'quick buck'.
As we roar towards 2006 we will be developing relationships with companies from Europe and Asia and will act as their representative in the United States to distribute other superior quality guitars!
Millennia guitars has electric guitars,acoustic guitars,guitar amplifiers ...
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As we step into 2005 we are marketing our instruments through partnering with performance artists who are on the verge of major recording contracts. They expose our instruments to fans and profesionals who we hope will see the superior quality of our products and want to play a Millennia!
We are interested in long term, sustained growth through quality, integrity and passion to sell a guitar because it is superior not because we want to make a 'quick buck'.
As we roar towards 2006 we will be developing relationships with companies from Europe and Asia and will act as their representative in the United States to distribute other superior quality guitars!
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Rudolfo Cucculelli: I started studying luthery with my friend Carlos María Odriozola in 1976. My first instruments were copied or influenced from his professor's ones, Joaquín García Fernández, who has already come from Spain.
Around 1976, I was working with my father (making furnitures in his carpentry): after working all day with furniture, I used to make my first steps in making guitars.
The first thing Odriozola and I did was a drawing of one of the Joaquin's models, which were two basically: the big one and the small one. He drew with me in a big paper the silhouette of the big one and the small one, but the sizes were so different that we decided to make an average between both drawings. The result was this model, which is 49,5cm: see the draw.
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In this year (more or less) I met the flamenc guitar player Miguel Coelho, who used to talk about guitars and art in my home.
Miguel introduced me to Ricardo Gombock and Alcides, both of them from Martínez; and then (through this people) I met Roque Guagliardi, who used to talk about guitars with me ...
Around 1976, I was working with my father (making furnitures in his carpentry): after working all day with furniture, I used to make my first steps in making guitars.
The first thing Odriozola and I did was a drawing of one of the Joaquin's models, which were two basically: the big one and the small one. He drew with me in a big paper the silhouette of the big one and the small one, but the sizes were so different that we decided to make an average between both drawings. The result was this model, which is 49,5cm: see the draw.
I spend many years making this model with it's fan and bottom like the ones Joaquín García used to make.
Around 1980 I asked Vitali Import. Co. for a plan Domingo Esteso (classic) that I made with these materials: bottom and rips in Jacarandá Boliviano, cover in Spruce, handle in Cedro, and diapason in Incienso Paraguayo. This instrument was excellent.
Then, I made this guitar again in Caoba Africana, and Algarrobo, with similar results.
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Rowan Guitars:
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