Interview With Mike Eldred Part Two: Charvel Grover Jackson Legacy Series

The Music Zoo's Tommy Colletti sat down with Fender Custom Shop Manager Mike Eldred to talk about the Charvel company. In this video Mike talks about building the Charvel Grover Jackson Legacy Series guitars .

[@pigjubby1]

Yes, lots of guys were there starting out. I worked there when I was 20 years old. Went on to have a career elsewhere. Great times for $5/hour.

[@acw2237]

Minimum wage was $2.90 to $3.35 I believe so you did pretty good

[@hoosierdaddy2308]

Very cool man. I remember playing one the first time in the 80's and just being knocked off my feet with the quality of the necks, etc,. There's nothing that feels like them and sounds like them .. They just rock..

[@These_go_to_eleven_1959]

From what i could find these have the really thin wide necks i always loved about old Charvels. They are thinner than the USA pro mods made from 2008-2010 and a touch thinner than the demartini neck. Looking at .750" at the 1st fret and .770" at the 12th with a 1-3/4" nut.

[@BrunoPeixotoVieira]

nice video... these guys really make history with his jobs... neeeed one of these RIGHT NOW!

[@willneal5398]

I wish Eddie would have officially endorsed these back in the day

[@josephgatlin]

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[@randygeren]

You didn't say much about whain charvel his name is still on the guitar.

[@mollyhatchet7075]

HE WAS NOT THAT IMPORTANT COMPARED TO GROVER .

[@acw2237]

I think because the charvel nane was already known.. It's in many late 70s mags

[@josephgatlin]

Statement: Southern California musical history. If your from here you know what I mean.