• Electric guitar from the Pro Mod Relic Series
• Alder body with nitrocellulose lacquer finish
• Maple neck with 22 jumbo frets
• Pau Ferro fingerboard with 12"-16" compound radius
• Floyd Rose 1000 Series Double-Locking Tremolo
• Seymour Duncan JB TB-4 trembucker in bridge position
• Seymour Duncan '59 SH-1N humbucker in neck position

The Charvel Pro-Mod Relic San Dimas Style 1 HH FR PF Weathered Black offers a comfortable playing style as well as a rich sound. The alder body is characterized by the nitrocellulose lacquer finish, which makes the Charvel Pro-Mod Relic San Dimas Style 1 HH FR PF particularly interesting for fans of the used look. The Pau Ferro fingerboard with its 22 jumbo frets and a compound radius of 12"-16" provides sufficient comfort. The Seymour Duncan pick-ups mounted directly on the body provide a sharp sound that achieves particularly sweet overtones and at the same time allows sufficient saturation in the lower end. Clean harmonies are enabled by the Floyd Rose Tremolo of the 1000 Series, which offers precise adjustment options thanks to the special double-locking system which guarantees reliable tuning, even when laying down the highest solo riffs or diving into deep tonal realms.

If you are looking for powerful sound, you will definitely get your money's worth with the Seymour Duncan pick-ups. The Charvel Pro-Mod Relic San Dimas Style 1 HH FR PF is equipped with the Seymour Duncan JB TB-4 humbucker (bridge position) on the one hand and the Seymour Duncan '59 SH-1N (neck position) on the other. In particular, the JB TB-4 has the advantage that the string spacing caused by the Floyd Rose offers an adjusted balance between high-gain and sustain. Meanwhile, the SH-1N humbucker provides a clear sound image that shines with saturated nuances. The sound can range from aggressive high-gain to crunchy clean sounds, depending on personal preference.

The Floyd Rose 1000 Series Double-Locking Tremolo of the Charvel Pro-Mod Relic San Dimas reliably keeps the tonal balance in check, so that extensive use of the tremolo system has no serious drawbacks. Quite the opposite: even after heavy dive bombs or exhausted riffs in high pitches, the tuning remains intact. Precise fine tuning is possible with the help of the Floyd Rose fine tuners.