Charvel Pro-Mod DK24 HH 2PT CM MBF

Pros :
+ Very nice smooth neck, very comfortable to play
+ Versitile pickup configurations, you can really get a lot out of this pickups
+ Very good bridge which stays in tune even using tremolo
+ Amazing fit and finish

Cons:

- First piece that I've recieved had fret sprout and it made it unplayable so I had to return it for the replacement. The second one is much better ( not perfect but I can accept it)
- Bridge angle after it came out was 45* to the body due to the springs that popped of the tremolo block
- Had to give it to a luthier for a proper setup
- Pots and switch feels cheap
- Original string tree makes guitar go out of tune, had to replace it for the roller one.

Overall i'll give it 4,5 / 5. I'm very glad that I've chosen this instrument. It would be very nice if it will came with stainless steel frets but I supose I'll invest and instal them in the future cause I love the guitar and I want to keep it.

Pros:
- really comfortable neck (and smells delicious haha)
- gotoh 510 tremolo is really awsome, for the things I do (no crazy dive bombs) it is perfection
- there is a wide range of sounds you are getting out of this guitar, series/parallel switch really does the trick
- holds tuning really really well
- comfortable access to higher frets
- seymour duncan pickups

Cons:
- came with some sharp higher frets. It doesnt hurt my playing but is definitely not good for 1000 euro guitar
- came with weird glossy spot on the side of the neck near headstock, not really visible, probably place where it was hanged during caramelisation
- matte finish is really sensitive, after few days of playing it will start to develop some glossy spots

I really wanted this guitar for so long and it did not disapoint (except few minor, mostly cosmetic things I wrote above). If you want instrument that covers a lot of ground and is real joy to play I would definitely recommend this beauty!

This is my second Charvel DK24, and is seriously impressive.

Pros:
+++ The neck feel is exceptional. Thin (but not flimsy), super smooth finish and wonderfully comfortable in all positions.
+ Very good pickups with an excellent 5-way switch system, plus parallel/series switch.
+ The Gotoh 510 is nearly as stable as a Floyd Rose but no Allen keys required.

Cons:
- The frets aren't perfectly finished, but a quick buff during your first string change will resolve that (and I'm really, really picky about frets).
- There's a bit of corrosion on underside of the trem knife edges. Playability and tuning is unaffected, so I'm not bothered.
- The 7/8ths-sized body and smooth finish means it will move around a bit in a hard case. I pad it with a microfibre cloth.

For me, the only way to improve this guitar would be with the stainless steel frets from the USA-built models, but this one is less than a third of the price and has 90% of the spec.

Try one. You won't be disappointed.