This guitar itself is very similar to its successor (the Peavey Wolfgang) in many ways but has a little higher pitched tone and a slightly brighter sound that corresponds more to the earlier EVH sound, while the Wolfgang has a "warmer" tone. This makes sense when you consider the evolution of the VH sound. So as far as which guitar is better when it comes to tone... one would think that totally depends on which tone you like.

The guitar specs are:

• Measures: 12-5/8" wide, 1-3/4" thick, 36-1/4" long;
• Weight: 7 pounds, 4 ounces (varies slightly);
• Body: basswood with bookmatched figured maple top;
• Body finish: high gloss polyester;
• Body sides and back: black colour with cream binding;
• Bridge: Floyd Rose locking tremolo (lowers pitch only);
• Neck scale: 25-1/2";
• Neck radius: 10";
• Headstock: 5-7/8" long;
• Frets: 22, high profile, medium width;
• Neck width (at nut): 1-5/8";
• Neck width (at last fret): 2-3/16";
• Neck: selected maple neck and fingerboard
• Neck finish: gunstock oil and hand-rubbed special wax blend, matching color headstock;
• Tuners: Schaller M6LA with pearl buttons;
• Truss rod: adjustable;
• Neck attachment: five bolts;
• Electronics shielding: graphite acrylic resin coated body cavity and aluminum lined control cover;
• Switch: 3-way toggle pickup selector;
• Controls: 500 K.Ohm volume pot (with "Tone" button);
• Pickups: two DiMarzio custom wound designed by EVH;

Some pictures to follow.



Overall view:






Body view:






Body texture aspect:






Body back:






Head view:






Neck back view: