1980 Aria Pro II Japan FV-550 '67 Reissue Flying V (Cherry Red)

1980 Aria Pro II Japan FV-550 '67 Reissue Flying V (Cherry Red)Made by the Matsumoku factory in 1980, the FV 550 was Aria Pro II's copy of Gibson's '67 Flying V. Mahogany body with a slim 60's mahogany neck and a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard, it weighs 3. 3kg's. Loaded with a pair of aftermarket unbranded humbuckers with pickup rings added along with the original Aria tuners and Japanese hardware. Good overall condition except for some very partial scalloping on the fretboard beyond the 12th fret on the high E

Japanese made in 1974 for Gaban (distributed mainly within Japan by the Fukuhara Musical Instrument Company)

thanks to dual CeramicPRO humbuckers

neckthrough constructed maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard (24 frets

there's a small section of binding rot but otherwise it's solid with no breaks or repairs

Overall it's a pretty clean bass with the exception of a small neck heel break/repair that occurred on its original journey to us

Take an iconic bass - the Epiphone Thunderbird Classic IV - and load it up with a pair of Gibson TB Plus humbucking pickups

This is #407 and features a pancake mahogany body set to a mahogany neck and 21 fret rosewood fingerboard (34" scale length

adds new pickup combinations for additional Tele tones

This pedal was originally designed for J

you can take the Phase 90's warm modulation from subtle

Well it’s time to put a nail in that coffin

Made in China in the 2000's