Tremolo Bridge Black
Tremolo Bridge Black
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 GOLD WILKINSON WVC TREMOLO BRIDGE  US $39.99
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 2PCS x 5 Feet Guitar ABS bindings Ivory and black for Guitar maker US $2.36
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 Black 1SET Acoustic Guitar Bridge Pins & Saddle & Nut US $.99
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 1SET ABS Acoustic Guitar Bridge Pins\ Saddle\ Nut Yellow US $1.59
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 White Acoustic Guitar Bridge Pins\ saddle\ Nut US $1.04
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 BLACK GUITAR P90 SOAPBAR PICKUP COVERS / P 90 Set US $.99
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 Guitar Single Tremolo Arm Whammy Bar with Black Tip US $3.56
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 Floyd Rose Tremolo Double Locking System Bridge Black! US $18.99
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 Floyd Rose Tremolo Double Locking System Bridge GOLD! US $29.89
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 2* Maple Tele Guitar Neck 22 Fret Full Fretjob W/nut 42 US $99.89
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 Floyd Rose Tremolo Double Locking System Bridge Chrome US $18.99
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 Import Charvel Kahler Pro 2300 Series Tremolo Bridge US $199.00
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 Seymour Duncan TB-APH-1b BridgeTrembucker Black US $79.95
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 DiMarzio DP223 PAF Bridge Humbucker 36th Electric Guitar Pickup Black Regular US $64.95
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 vintage tremolo bridge brass bridge US $120.00
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 Allparts Chrome Tremolo Arm/Whammy Bar w/Black Tip fits USA Strat US $8.95
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 SEYMOUR DUNCAN TB-PG1b PEARLY GATES TREMBUCKER BLACK US $94.95
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 Floyd Rose Lic Tremolo Bridge Single Locking Black US $36.99
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 Floyd Rose Lic Tremolo Bridge Double Locking Black US $37.99
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 42MM Guitar Locking Nut For Floyd Rose Tremolo Bridge BLACK 1-11/16" US $4.66
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Carvin has a well-deserved reputation for making top notch custom instruments at a reasonable price. The only downside to purchasing a Carvin is that you won't find them in your local music store, unless they're used. The positives certainly outweigh the negatives, though. You can order a custom-made instrument that is one of a kind, made to your particular specifications.
The Carvin CT6M continues Carvin's reputation for excellence. The craftsmanship, finish, playability, and sound rival the world's leading guitars in every possible way. If you need a beautiful and versatile instrument that you can personalize to your own tastes at a fair cost, the CT6M certainly fits the bill. Let's see what makes this guitar so unique.
Our review model features a carved maple top with a magnificent flamed maple, a mahogany body, and a set-in neck with 22 medium-jumbo stainless steel frets. The instrument also came adorned with an ebony fretboard and tasty abalone block inlays. Dunlop Straplocks and Sperzel locking tuners were also included, and we ordered the guitar with Carvin's standard Classic C22 humbuckers.
Though Floyd Rose and Wilkinson tremolos are available as options, we opted for the Tune-O-Matic M bridge with a string-through-body design. The color was a gorgeous triple-stained deep blue with a standard black back and sides. Very nice!
We received the CT6M with our requested .009 strings setup for low action. UPS carried the CT6M all the way from San Diego to Dallas, and the instrument not only played great upon arrival but was tuned to concert pitch as well. The action was flawless, and the intonation was spot-on. We only needed to fine-tune the truss rod a touch. Like all Carvin necks, the CT6M was mega-fast, and was really one of the smoothest I've seen in a while.
The stainless steel frets were a wise upgrade, since they were conductive to smooth, silky bends. The playability of the CT6M was just amazing.
We were able to get some very nice sounds out of the CT6M. Couple the Carvin C22 Classic pickups with the guitar's coil-tap functionality, and you've got an instrument that can imitate a Les Paul or a Strat very convincingly. We were also terribly pleased with the stock C22 pickups in both the bridge and neck positions. The guitar yielded some great tones for blues, rock, country, and even metal. It even emits some usable jazz tones, though you'll have to play around with the tone controls if that's your want.
We received the CT6M with a very nice SKB-designed case that provides a really solid fit for the instrument. Even though we had no need to contact Carvin's customer service (since everything was perfect), I can say based on previous experience that their customer service really does come through when you need them.
Since the price of a new Carvin CT6M is just over $1,500, it's safe to say they've made world-class guitars very affordable. You can even get one cheaper if you buy it used!
If you're hoping to find the cheapest possible price online for a used Carvin CT6M, then you need to search no further than Ray's Guitar Shop, which offers the cheapest prices on all new and used electric guitars, including Carvin guitars and basses.
