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Came across this USA Fusion on Craigslist a while back. It feels relatively light, maybe slightly lighter than my alder DK2M.
Is it possibly poplar or more likely to be basswood?
Is it possibly poplar or more likely to be basswood?
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IIRC, the FUsions were indeed basswood. I could be mistooken, though. I know a lot of the Charvel Model models were basswood, and not that fly-away stuff Ibenhad is known for. These things weigh like LPs.I want to depart this world the same way I arrived; screaming and covered in someone else's blood
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Im pretty sure Fusions are basswood, but the USA made ones might be poplar. But I'd bet basswood.Gear:
Jackson DK2M (07')
Jackson PS-4 (99'?)
Charvel Model 5 (86')
Randall RG50TC
Maxon OD-9Comment
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my two (usa) fusions are basswood>^v^<Comment
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Btw thats a sick looking axeGear:
Jackson DK2M (07')
Jackson PS-4 (99'?)
Charvel Model 5 (86')
Randall RG50TC
Maxon OD-9Comment
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Hey... I recognize that guitar,
I have some pics of her hanging on my wall before I traded it to the Colorado area. Nice grab by the way, I know that Marshall you traded for it made him very happy.
USA Fusions are very nice players I will say, enjoy
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Pretty sure the USA Fusion was poplar wood. Somebody check the 90-91 catalog...
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I had also heard that they were poplar, but I can't find any confirmation.Originally posted by charvel750 View Post
The 90-91 catalog doesn't mention body wood:
http://audiozone.dk/guitargallery/?c...n%2FPage43.jpgComment
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