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To each their own. I found it to have essentially one tone, with just different levels of gain. It still produced a passable mid gain sound, but nothing I would call great, personally :dunno:

It's not very versatile, but the high gain sounds are great.

My first one, which is the one I still have, plays, sounds, and feels great. It has great resonance and sustain and isn't lifeless at all. I did swap out the pickups, but the guitar itself isn't a dud. I got in in 2012 so who knows about current quality. But, objectively, it's actually one of...

That's a bummer. I would have returned the guitar after that ordeal as well. My experience with them overall has been pretty good. When I got my 2nd Carvin a few years back, I was going to return it. Albert asked why, and I told him I didn't think the fretwork was as good as my first one. He...

Sounds better than John Petrucci's own demos.

I miss mine.

Nice guitar. I've had good experience with Carvin, both in quality and customer service.

Man, that guitar looks great.

Is that basically a 50W HT5? I had an HT5 a while back and liked it a lot.

Sounds like a 5150, which isn't bad thing.

No.

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That metal clip sounds pretty good.

To be fair, I've yet to hear a passive DI that sounds a whole lot better than that.

Adam Jones

That looks great

From the Keith Merror clip, the Omega and the Custom sound pretty different. The Custom seems to have a sharper, more cutting treble while the Omega sounds more mid focused. Who knows for sure unless you try it out in person, though. The Crunchlab isn't really similar to any Duncan I've tried...

What are those?

Pretty cool. I didn't realize that production for so many brands was so centralized, but that actually makes a lot of sense.

Yup.