1983 Aria Pro II Japan RR-XX Randy Rhoads Flying V (Black & Gold)

1983 Aria Pro II Japan RR-XX Randy Rhoads Flying V (Black & Gold)A very rare model made in limited numbers in 1983, the RR XX was an "unofficial" take on the famous Randy Rhoads Flying V. Full black & gold aesthetic with a bolt on maple neck and 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (648mm scale length, 42mm brass nut), it weighs 3. 6kg's. Looks to have had a different tremolo installed at some point but it's back to the original one now. Good vintage condition as pictured and received a full professional setup and service

Factory loaded with the original Ibanez active Lo-Z pickup in the neck position and an aftermarket humbucker in the bridge position controlled by a volume and tone control along with an aftermarket 3-way toggle to replace the balance knob

this is a solid top (spruce) Japanese made acoustic in the 000 style

Gain : Placed after the Jfet transistor input stage and followed by silicon gain and clipping stages

original Gotoh tuners and Fender Japan single coils

Restrung prior to listing and should play well for a Lefty (we don't have any in the shop to confirm

A previously de-fretted 5-string model Jazz Bazz with a transparent blue finish on an ash body with a maple neck and rosewood fingerboard (45mm nut width)

A small repair near the screw hole of the low E tuner is purely cosmetic

This one's got some signs of wear and tear cosmetically as pictured including some crackling to the clear coat on the fretboard and headstock but there's no breaks or repairs to be seen

they're made with a solid basswood body bolted to a maple neck with a 24 fret rosewood fingerboard (32" scale length

Has a little bit of discolouration to the finish and a few small dings but overall it's clean and plays well

slim satin finish maple neck with a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (648mm scale length)

Fender stamped saddles with vintage style tuners and a diecast block bridge (4 screws removed so it functions like a two-point tremolo)