• It’s wrapped in an iridescent Pearl White finish (often described as “Charvel-ized” white) with a black pickguard and black hardware for contrast.
• The body is alder, and the neck is bolt-on maple reinforced with graphite rods.
• The fingerboard is rosewood with a compound radius from 12″ to 16″, and it has 21 jumbo frets with rolled edges to make it smooth under the fingers.
• Electronics are interesting: the bridge pickup is a Seymour Duncan JB SH-4 humbucker, and the neck + middle are DiMarzio SDS-1 DP111 single-coils. You get a lot of tonal flexibility with that combo.
• It uses a hardtail bridge with black base plate (so no tremolo), and Charvel-branded tuning machines with pearl buttons add a vintage touch.
• Other niceties: heel-mount truss rod wheel (nice for quick neck adjustments), gloss body finish with satin urethane on the neck back, as well as a typical 25.5″ scale length.

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