And most anything short of utter garbage can be made to play good. I think quality is thier biggest and only real asset, but about the least important factor in tone. and like i've always said in carvin threads, i believe there a reason you never see anyone playing them.
but to me fancy guitars just don't do it for me in the long run. They have a new 335 type model i saw the other day (work near the hollywood store) that was absolutly gorgeous, tho rather expensive. But there are a lot of newer models that are more traditional in design and woods if not totally. I personally don't care for them generally because i find thier tone to be too different and often missing certain things in the feel/dynamics. So if you want different they may be the way to go. In short, the quality is as good as it gets, but the designs and woods are not usual compared to the typical fender or gibson stereotype. Neck thru's are also rather different sounding and are a certain taste you may or may not like. My experience with them is they were always painfully bright, but recently they have started using different woods and that should help there. But since you asked, the quality is top notch. You could have done a search and read enough "are carvins good" threads to keep you busy for a year.
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