Charvel Marco Sfogli So-Cal St1 HSS FR

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Charvel Marco Sfogli So-Cal St1 HSS FR

Charvel

Marco Sfogli So-Cal St1 HSS FR

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Product Info

Article Number: 545942
Brand: Charvel
Model: Marco Sfogli So-Cal St1 HSS FR
Price: $1,588.40

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Marco's signature Charvel is a serious instrument built for modern metal and high-energy playing. The caramelized maple neck feels incredible, and the EMG pickups provide a powerful, articulate sound. This is a fantastic option for players who want a shred-ready guitar with a distinct visual flair.

Product Description

  • Charvel Marco Sfogli So-Cal St1 HSS FR
  • Electric Guitar
  • Marco Sfogli Signature Model
  • Alder body
  • Carmelised maple neck
  • Carmelised maple fingerboard
  • Cream coloured dot fingerboard inlays
  • Neck finish: Hand applied matte urethane varnish
  • Neck profile: Speed neck
  • Compound fingerboard radius: 304.8 - 406.4 mm (12" - 16")
  • Nut width: 42.86 mm (1.6875")
  • Floyd Rose 1000 Series locking nut
  • 22 Jumbo frets
  • Pickups: 2 EMG SA single coils (neck and middle) and 1 EMG 89 humbucker
  • 3-Ply black pickguard
  • Volume control with push/pull function for coil split
  • Tone control
  • 5-Way switch for pickup selection
  • Floyd Rose 1000 series double-locking tremolo
  • Charvel-branded die-cast tuners
  • Chrome hardware
  • Strings: Nickel plated steel .009 - .042
  • Colour: Transparent Purple Burst

*Circuitry:*

  • Position 1: Bridge
  • Position 2: Bridge and middle
  • Position 3: Middle
  • Position 4: Middle and neck
  • Position 5: Neck
  • Position 1 with coil split: Single coil bridge
  • Position 2 with coil split: Single coil bridge and middle
PROS
  • • Carmelized maple neck/f'board offers exceptional feel and sustain
  • • EMG SA/89 combo delivers versatile tones from clean to high-gain
  • • Compound radius fingerboard eases chording and facilitates fast playing
  • • Floyd Rose 1000 series provides rock-solid tuning stability.
CONS
  • • The alder body can feel a bit plain sonically compared to other woods
  • • Coil splitting, while present, might feel limited with the EMG pickups
  • • Tremolo system requires careful setup to avoid tuning issues.

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Key Features

Body Material Alder
Neck Material Carmelized Maple
Fingerboard Carmelized Maple
Pickups EMG SA (neck/middle), EMG 89 (bridge)
Scale Length 25.5 in
Frets 22 Jumbo
Bridge Floyd Rose 1000 Series
Weight Approximately 8.5 lbs

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Frequently Asked Questions

The EMG 89 offers a scooped midrange and aggressive high-end, delivering a modern, cutting tone perfect for heavier genres and contrasting with warmer, vintage-style pickups.
Yes, it provides a comfortable transition from a wider radius at the nut for easier chording to a flatter radius higher up for faster soloing – a popular choice among modern players.
It requires a bit more care than a fixed bridge; proper setup is crucial for tuning stability, and restringing can be a bit more involved, but it's manageable with a little practice.

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