1989 Samick IKRB-421 "Roadstar" Superstrat (Red Crackle)

1989 Samick IKRB-421 "Roadstar" Superstrat (Red Crackle)Made in Korea in 1989, the IKRB 421 was Samick's take on the Ibanez Roadstar. This one wears a very eye catching "Red Crackle on Black Body" finish on the alder body with an arched top bolted to a maple neck with a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (648mm scale length), it weighs 3. 8kg's. Factory loaded with two passive single coils in the neck and middle positions and a humbucker in the bridge controlled by individual on off mini toggles, a coil tap mini

the FR-120 was their flagship Revolver model and was one of the highest end guitars that Fernandes had available at the time

Looks to be a Korean made Samick from the 2000's

The natural sound of these instruments is enhanced by hot

Frets have light use but were polished

The RG350QM was made in Indonesia and sold only in Japan

Neck Pickup: Sustainiac

this is a very uncommon Left Handed version of the TL72-55 that was made to reproduce the early 70's model Fender Telecaster

full specs available there

Seems like a well made Violin/Beatle bass and weighs 3kg's

this Taiwanese SA-2100 looks

Super Screamin' humbuckers and vintage-style tuners

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