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 RARE Vintage 1980s Jackson CHARVEL USA J 50B Humbucker Pickup NICE  US $69.00
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 Brass Knob Charvel US $12.00
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RARE Vintage 1980s Jackson CHARVEL USA J 50B Humbucker Pickup NICE US $69.00
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Brass Knob Charvel US $12.00
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Fender Heavy Metal Strat HM Humbucker PU Ring Pickup US $69.69
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 Charvel Desolation DS 1 ST Electric Guitar Transparent Black FREE Shipping USA US $649.99
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 Charvel DS 2 ST Electric Guitar US $349.99
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 Charvel SK 1 ST Electric Guitar US $649.99
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 NEW CHARVEL BY FENDER DESOLATION DS 3 ST GLOSS BLACK ELECTRIC GUITAR US $199.99
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 Real Floyd Rose Double Locking Tremolo Bridge in Chrome No Reserve US $41.00
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 Fernandes VH 5 X2 Pickup Set 1980s Glam Shred Era 85 86 US $99.00
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 Vintage DP151 Dimarzio PAF PRO Tone of The 80s US $165.00
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Why did Jackson guitars used to cost twice as much as their sister brand Charvel, but now it's the other way?
in fact, the last time I saw a Charvel for sale, it cost more than a USA Jackson
Almost all of the major guitar manufacturers have sub-companies that make relatively inexpensive versions of their guitars in order to keep from losing the market.
Some of those sub-companies make custom models and artist models (some artists exclusively use the sub-company guitars) which can sometimes equal or exceed the cost of the parent companies guitars.
Jackson probably still makes a more expensive guitar than Charvel, but there are inexpensive Jackson models, and expensive Charvel models (depending on features like the materials they are made of, pickups, controls, bridges/lockdowns, necks, fretboards, tuners, etc).
The same can be said of Gibson and Epiphone. My friend has an Epiphone SG Prophecy with a custom neck and 'dirty fingers' pickups in it that rivals any Gibson SG I've ever played.
Fender has Usa Made Fenders, Mexican made Fenders, and then Japanese made 'Squire'.
Squire is pretty much crap - maybe alright for an entry level guitar - although you can usually get the Mexi Fender for not much more. I've got a Mexi P-Bass that is fantastic!
Some people swear by the most expensive guitars - and they are some very nice instruments, but the most important feature is always the person playing it.
A good guitarist can make a $10 pawn shop guitar missing two strings sound incredible