Charvel Pro-Mod Plus Limited Edition DK24-7 – Celestial Silk

Description

The bolt-on caramelized maple “speed” neck has graphite reinforcement, silky-smooth hand-rubbed urethane back finish, heel-mount truss rod adjustment wheel and Luminlay side dots. Its 12”-16” compound radius ebony fingerboard features comfortable rolled edges, 24 jumbo stainless steel frets, pearloid dot inlays and Graph Tech TUSQ XL nut.
Brimming with versatility courtesy of the mini two-way toggle switch for series and parallel, this axe features an HH pickup configuration consisting of a direct mount Custom Seymour Duncan Full Shred TB-10 bridge pickup and direct mount Seymour Duncan Alnico II Pro APH-1N neck pickup. The bridge pickup radiates a crisp top-end with low-end articulation, while the neck pickup has incredible range with soaring highs and silky lows.
Blending sophisticated style with assertive tone, the DK24-7 HH 2PT EB also offers premium modern features such as a five-way blade pickup switch, speed knobs for the volume (with 500K EVH Bourns low-friction potentiometer) and no-load tone controls, Gotoh Custom 510 recessed tremolo bridge, locking tuners, chrome hardware and more.

Charvel Pro-Mod Plus Dinky DK24-7 Features:

• A limited-edition 7-string shredder crafted in Charvel’s time-tested Dinky tradition
• Lightweight alder body with extensive carvings and contours, including a sculpted heel to improve fingerboard access
• Caramelized maple neck with graphite reinforcement in Charvel’s thin Speed profile
• Ebony fingerboard with 12–16-in. compound radius offers comfortable chording down low and smooth bends up high
• 24 hard-wearing stainless-steel jumbo frets further promote slick and expressive bends
• Luminlay side dot markers make it easy to find your position on dark stages
• Seymour Duncan Full Shred and Alnico II Pro pickups with a no-load tone control and 5-way switch unlock a plethora of high-octane humbucking tones
• Recessed Gotoh 510 tremolo unit and Charvel locking tuners provide expressive pitch bending with top-shelf stability