Last I checked there were a couple Washburn MG USA series on GC online, basically a Jackson Dinky profile from Washburns Custom shop back in the 90s. Grover Jackson designed and oversaw their custom shop. One was 400, the other 600. Nice guitars.
Last I checked there were a couple Washburn MG USA series on GC online, basically a Jackson Dinky profile from Washburns Custom shop back in the 90s. Grover Jackson designed and oversaw their custom shop. One was 400, the other 600. Nice guitars.
I just saw one of these at the Knoxville, TN GC but I don't see it listed online. I think it was $299 and seemed to be in pretty good shape but I didn't play it. It looked just like the one in the photo.
Last I checked there were a couple Washburn MG USA series on GC online, basically a Jackson Dinky profile from Washburns Custom shop back in the 90s. Grover Jackson designed and oversaw their custom shop. One was 400, the other 600. Nice guitars.
I just saw one of these at the Knoxville, TN GC but I don't see it listed online. I think it was $299 and seemed to be in pretty good shape but I didn't play it. It looked just like the one in the photo.
These seem really nice. Would be a tough choice as I like the JH but have never had a Kahler.
Still looking but I may snag that ST300 I mentioned in the OP. Out of the PRS SE line the Custom 24 looks best to me.
So far it's narrowed down to those two, an Ibanez 1570 or I may actually just finance a custom DC600 from Kiesel.
I am interested in hearing more about the ESP's though if anyone has the knowledge to share? I've seen people say M-II's are garbage and others say LTD's are good.
I just don't know what are the good and bad when it comes to ESP.
Edit: I need to make up my mind and I've narrowed it down. Made a new thread Carvin Vs EsP
The LTD 600 & 1000 series made in Korea are solid, especially at used prices. Unless you get a smoking deal ESPs are generally going to be way over budget.
I personally prefer the Kahler because the strings can be lower, they don't dive into the fret board like with a FR. It also leaves more wood in the guitar. That said I also prefer the slightly wider neck of the KH.
Last I checked there were a couple Washburn MG USA series on GC online, basically a Jackson Dinky profile from Washburns Custom shop back in the 90s. Grover Jackson designed and oversaw their custom shop. One was 400, the other 600. Nice guitars.
I just saw one of these at the Knoxville, TN GC but I don't see it listed online. I think it was $299 and seemed to be in pretty good shape but I didn't play it. It looked just like the one in the photo.