1999 Grover Jackson Japan RR.I-195 Randy Rhoads Neckthrough Flying V (Metallic Midnight Green)

1999 Grover Jackson Japan RR.I-195 Randy Rhoads Neckthrough Flying V (Metallic Midnight Green)Japanese made in 1999, the RR. I 195 the highest end standard model in the Grover Jackson catalog that was only eclipsed by the impossibly rare "Supreme" series. These are the closest thing to an RR1 and really shows off how good high end Japanese models can be. Neckthrough construction with a poplar body, maple neck with a 24 fret ebony fingerboard (648mm scale length, Sharkfin inlays), it weighs 3. 5kg's. Loaded with the original Floyd Rose Original

We've used these on a number of Fender Japan models as pictured and they fit perfectly

25" radius

rosewood fingerboard provides octaves of playability while the string-through body design with a tune-o-matic bridge keeps incredible stability throughout this amazing instrument

the Burny RLC series are some of the most sought after Les Paul Custom models in the world of Japanese guitars

Two SQ-5N single coils and a Dragstar humbucker with a five way toggle give a real big versatile sound

they're smooth and responsive

5kg's with a timeless sunburst finish

Factory loaded with a Kahler tremolo system (missing the locking nut) and Aria Pro II branded tuners

Lightly used condition as pictured with some light signs of wear

the PTR series were original designs that take a lot of inspiration from the Musicman Axis

Frets have seen reasonable use and have some light pitting but are shiny and play well

Made by the Matsumoku factory and sold under the Aria Diamond brand in the late 60's and early 70's