1987 Fernandes Japan JS-100 Rhoads Flying V (Red)

1987 Fernandes Japan JS-100 Rhoads Flying V (Red)Made in Japan in 1987, the JS 100 was designed by Fernandes to emulate the Rhoads Concorde. Maple neck with a soft maple body, 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (13. 75" radius, 648mm scale length), weighs 3. 5kg's. Loaded with the original humbuckers controlled by two volume controls and a master tone knob along with a Floyd Rose tremolo system. Good overall condition for a pointy guitar of it's age with light wear and tear as pictured and a few dings on

which is essentially a thin lacquer/nitro layer that gives a nice satin smooth look and feel

face sensor

The 1101N was a premium model from BC Rich's catalog sold primarily to the Japanese market and features a scarf maple neck with a 24 fret rosewood fingerboard bolted to a lovely maple/rosewood/mahogany 5pc body

factory tuning: 1G

the SA-50B was very similar to the original SA-50 but was available in a range of new "Pearl Tone" colours including this lovely "Pearl Marine" finish

Fender American Standard Stratocaster HSH Features at a Glance:

this appears to be a factory Fretless 1997 '62 Reissue Jazz Bass neck bolted to a possible aftermarket body (as transparent red wasn't an option in the Fender Japan catalog)

Serial 236600

The initial model for 1983 had the Hard Rocker Pro two-point synchronized tremolo

the Yamaha DX21 is a digital controlled bi-timbral programmable digital FM synthesizer with a four operator synth voice generator which was released in 1985

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

the DK2S was the first of the DK models to feature a Sustainiac from the factory