1996 Grover Jackson Japan RR.A-58 Randy Rhoads Flying V (Black/Gold)

1996 Grover Jackson Japan RR.A-58 Randy Rhoads Flying V (Black/Gold)Japanese made in 1996, the RR. A 58 was a rarer model from the Grover Jackson catalog that features a string through body construction instead of a Floyd system. Solid poplar body with a bolt on maple neck and 24 fret rosewood fingerboard (648mm scale length, 42mm nut width), it weighs 3. 6kg's. Seemingly all original as pictured with Grover Jackson branded tuners and a H 50C H 60C humbucker combination. Very clean condition for its age (especially

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Lower Bout - 41cm

5-inch radius “U” shaped maple neck with 20 vintage-style frets provides a classic performance that is unique to the Traditional series

Includes a 9v battery with functional master volume and tone knobs

This one has a pair of Tokai humbuckers installed along with Japanese hardware and wiring

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Medium maple neck profile with a slight V shape

Basswood body bolted to a painted black maple neck with a 21 fret rosewood fingerboard (7

Made in Japan (by the Fujigen factory) in 1979

this is a factory second model that has sat in a warehouse for over 20 years

slim 60's profile mahogany neck and a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard