That's awesome that it is working out for you! Atleast you didnt have to adjust too much w/ your style etc...
No problem with it huh? That is also good to hear. I don't think that adding a spring will help your neck out. Try gently pushing on the back of the neck right behind the locking nut. You might be able to get the truss rod to move a little more so you can get more adjustment.
Also considering it is brand new and also setup for a lower tuning, it may require some adjusting or break in time to be ok.
If that's the only problem then I'd say you got a damn good guitar. I am very seriously considering getting one for myself, and I really appreciate your time answering my questions and posting pictures. I was very helpful.
Now only to decide what color... Initially I wanted a whit one, but I found some great shots of the Black/Silver bevel, and the Red/Black bevel colors.
I like them all really, but I may just get the White one after all. White & Black are my favorite colors for guitars. I'd get the Black one in a heartbeat, if it had White bevels instead of silver.
That Black/Silver combo reminds me of a Dean Dimebag sig, and I'm not too fond of Dean lol!!
Thanks again brother!
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Originally posted by metalchurch79 View PostNow that you'v had time to mess with it, what do you think? Does it sustain well?
Any QC problems, like fit and finish?
As for action & setup, I put some .09 strings on it an tuned it to E but I have some fret buzz even when the truss rod is completely loose. I did remove 1 string of the floyd rose (same as my KV2 was in E) so it has 3 now but I guess I'll have to set it up again with 4 springs to get more tension on the neck.
That's the only problem I have with it now and I've played it for about 8h. I prefer the jumbo frets, they're easier to play with I think and except for the slightly thicker neck than my KV2 it plays just as good & smooth
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Now that you'v had time to mess with it, what do you think? Does it sustain well?
Any QC problems, like fit and finish?
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Wow .. another new Demmel V buyer .. these models should sell like hot cakes .. i got mine still set in Drop B ... planning to keep it that way ... Is the red colour that bad looking? i haevn't seen it in person ... i bought the same white colour ...
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Originally posted by metalchurch79 View PostNot sure aside from measuring the frets, or compare them by feel between the KV2 and the Demmel.
Thanks for all the pictures, that was real cool of you to take the time to share.
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Not sure aside from measuring the frets, or compare them by feel between the KV2 and the Demmel.
Thanks for all the pictures, that was real cool of you to take the time to share.
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Here's an album with high quality pics:
http://s231.photobucket.com/albums/e...mmelition%20V/
I think the strap lock is put in a different place because the guitar has a different balance because it's lighter than a KV2.
I won't start drilling holes in it just yet, it's really not bad. The headstock drops maybe 1cm when you hold it in any position with a good strap whereas the KV2 stays put.Last edited by SlasZ; 08-12-2008, 05:14 PM.
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I almost forgot, does this have true Jumbo Frets compared to the KV2?
That's weird that the neck is thicker.
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Very nice indeed, and that's the color that I want also. I'd get the Black one if it had White bevels..
The side by side w/ your KV2 was a good picture, thanks for posting that, cause it lets me A/B between them better.
Did you notice that the strap buttons are in different locations between the 2? That may account for some of the neck dive you were experiencing?
2 Volumes and no tone, that means the neck could be turned down like a Gibson, and the switch could be a make shift KillSwitch! Sweet!
Awesome review, now I really want one!!
How about a rear picture of those two?
Thanks
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Could you take a couple of close ups of the floyd?
Particularly the posts...
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