Revelation
New Member
For over 10 years, I dismissed the Custom 24. My original thought process was it was in between a Gibson and Fender and not very close at sounding close to either. So if you want to get a Gibson or Fender sound, just buy them and not a guitar in between. That thought process is a thing of the past for me now.
After owning the Core Custom 24 guitar for a while, I found the sounds of it is just wonderful and it has its own voice, and a good voice. It has the rocking humbucker sound, a little Tele sounding in toggle switch 2, and a little Strat sounding in toggle switch 4. There is a 2-octave neck, great whammy bar that stays in tune, wonderful carved violin body which is unique and great looking. High quality craftmanship, and a neck that is so comfortable to play. Doing solos is so effortless on this guitar. Am I the only one who feels this way?
For over 10 years, I dismissed the Custom 24. My original thought process was it was in between a Gibson and Fender and not very close at sounding close to either. So if you want to get a Gibson or Fender sound, just buy them and not a guitar in between. That thought process is a thing of the past for me now
After owning the guitar for a while, I found the sound of the Custom 24 is just wonderful and it has its own voice, and a good voice. It has the rocking humbucker sound, a little Tele sounding in toggle switch 2, and a little Strat sounding in toggle switch 4. 2 octave neck, great whammy bar that stays in tune, wonderful carved violin body which is unique and great looking. High quality craftmanship, and a neck that is so comfortable to play. Doing solos is so effortless on this guitar. Am I the only one who feels this way?
After owning the Core Custom 24 guitar for a while, I found the sounds of it is just wonderful and it has its own voice, and a good voice. It has the rocking humbucker sound, a little Tele sounding in toggle switch 2, and a little Strat sounding in toggle switch 4. There is a 2-octave neck, great whammy bar that stays in tune, wonderful carved violin body which is unique and great looking. High quality craftmanship, and a neck that is so comfortable to play. Doing solos is so effortless on this guitar. Am I the only one who feels this way?
For over 10 years, I dismissed the Custom 24. My original thought process was it was in between a Gibson and Fender and not very close at sounding close to either. So if you want to get a Gibson or Fender sound, just buy them and not a guitar in between. That thought process is a thing of the past for me now
After owning the guitar for a while, I found the sound of the Custom 24 is just wonderful and it has its own voice, and a good voice. It has the rocking humbucker sound, a little Tele sounding in toggle switch 2, and a little Strat sounding in toggle switch 4. 2 octave neck, great whammy bar that stays in tune, wonderful carved violin body which is unique and great looking. High quality craftmanship, and a neck that is so comfortable to play. Doing solos is so effortless on this guitar. Am I the only one who feels this way?

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