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

1987 Fernandes Japan JS-100 Rhoads Flying V (Black)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. 7kg's. Loaded with aftermarket MMK 45 Matsumoku humbuckers controlled by two volume controls and a master tone knob along with a replacement Floyd Rose tremolo system. Good overall condition for a pointy guitar of it's age with light wear and tear as

Frets have life left and are shiny and smooth with light wear to them

Factory loaded with a pair of Maxon "Wide Range" bass humbuckers controlled by independent volume/tone controls

Lightly used condition with a few blemishes to the finish as pictured

Given a full professional service prior to listing including a fret polish

and a very basic chord sequencer

Appears to be all original except for maybe the tuners

Very clean condition for its age (especially for a pointy guitar)

Contoured body with a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (648mm scale length) and a painted slim maple neck

S-1 switching system and a two-point synchronized tremolo with stainless steel saddles this guitar is built for speed

given that the man behind this impressive axe not only designed it - he put it through its paces

Les Paul enthusiasts have become so obsessed with the ˜Burst they often forget that many players first fell for the Goldtop during the guitar's P-90 era

with impeccable manners