Choosing among these guitars basses electric-guitar options means deciding what should lead the purchase: a deeply specified build, a particular look, named pickup-and-nut wording, or a used tremolo-equipped configuration. All four are solid-body instruments, but their condition, materials, stated components, and listed prices put them in clearly different lanes.
Quick take
The shared solid-body format does not settle this decision. The Goregehn Special Edition concentrates the longest named configuration, while the Odin Grail and Grail combine new condition with mahogany-body and rosewood-fretboard specifications. The Warhammer stands apart as the used blue option with FR Tremolo in its title. Start with the feature direction that matters most, then use price as a boundary rather than the only deciding factor.
Listed-price comparison
| Guitar | Listed price | Relative listed-price bar |
|---|---|---|
| Goregehn Special Edition Blood River Burl | USD 1,899.00 | |
| Odin Grail Gangrene Metallic Green Bullseye | USD 372.00 | |
| Grail Bone Nut HH Pickups Charcoal Burst Buzzsaw | USD 289.00 | |
| Warhammer Pelham Blue Vertigo FR Tremolo | USD 358.00 |
The Goregehn occupies a very different price tier from the other three. Within the lower-priced cluster, the Grail has the lowest listed price, followed by the Warhammer and Odin Grail.
Decision matrix
- Detailed configuration priority: Start with the Goregehn Special Edition, which names its neck, fretboard, tuner, hardware, scale, radius, and fret specifications.
- Green bullseye visual priority: The Odin Grail is the natural match for the Gangrene Metallic Green Bullseye title treatment.
- Bone nut and HH pickup priority: Focus on the Grail Electric Guitar Bone Nut HH Pickups Charcoal Burst Buzzsaw.
- Pelham Blue Vertigo visual priority: The Warhammer is the pick carrying that color-and-style wording.
Product notes
Wylde Audio Goregehn Special Edition Blood River Burl Zakk Wylde - BRAND NEW
At USD 1,899.00, this is the choice for a shopper who wants a configuration with many named construction details. It is new and right-handed, with a 24.625-inch scale, 22 X-Jumbo frets, a 14-inch fretboard radius, an ebony fretboard, and a three-piece maple neck. Grover tuners, satin-gold hardware, and the Blood River Burl color give the model a highly defined identity. Choose it when those stated neck, fretboard, and hardware particulars are central to your decision. Its clear limitation is the highest listed price in the group, so the detailed specification needs to be a priority rather than a minor preference.
Wylde Audio Odin Grail Gangrene Metallic Green Bullseye Electric Guitar
At USD 372.00, the Odin Grail suits a shopper seeking a new solid-body guitar specified with a mahogany body, maple neck, and rosewood fretboard. Its Gangrene Metallic Green Bullseye title gives it a firmly defined visual direction instead of a subtle, all-purpose appearance. Choose this one when the stated wood combination and that green bullseye identity both belong in your search. The limitation is also visual: the distinct metallic-green bullseye treatment may not suit someone whose priority is a restrained stage look. New condition places it alongside the Grail rather than the used Warhammer.
Wylde Audio Grail Electric Guitar Bone Nut HH Pickups Charcoal Burst Buzzsaw
At USD 289.00, this Grail is the lowest-listed-price option. It is new and right-handed, with a solid mahogany body, mahogany neck, rosewood fretboard, and 22 frets. The title specifically calls out a bone nut and HH pickups, making those named elements the strongest reason to select it. This is a focused choice for someone who wants that component wording within a new solid-body guitar configuration. One limitation comes from the description: it notes that individual guitars may not appear exactly like the photographs, making the exact visual result less fixed than the title alone suggests.
Wylde Audio Warhammer Pelham Blue Vertigo Electric Guitar FR Tremolo Ship US
At USD 358.00, the Warhammer offers a used solid-body route with a mahogany body, rosewood fretboard, right-handed orientation, and blue body color. Its title adds FR Tremolo and Pelham Blue Vertigo wording, so it is the clearest fit for a shopper intentionally searching for that kind of visual and tremolo-centered configuration. Pick it when those title-specific elements matter more than buying a new instrument. The defining limitation is condition: this entry is marked Used, while the Goregehn, Odin Grail, and Grail are marked New.
Final recommendation by use case
Choose the Goregehn Special Edition for a detailed-configuration use case. Choose the Odin Grail for a visual-first route centered on its distinctive title treatment. Choose the Grail Electric Guitar Bone Nut HH Pickups Charcoal Burst Buzzsaw for a straightforward new-guitar route built around its named component wording. Choose the Warhammer when a used, tremolo-centered configuration is the intended direction.
