1980 Fernandes Japan V-7 "Art Wave" Mustang Style Electric Guitar (Vintage White)

1980 Fernandes Japan V-7 "Art Wave" Mustang Style Electric Guitar (Vintage White)Made in Japan in 1980, the V 7 Art Wave was an original design from Fernandes that featured some inspiration from the Fender Mustang and Swinger models and gave them a New Wave aesthetic. The Fernandes logo fretboard inlays could be the coolest thing i've seen on a guitar in a long time! Sen ash body with a slight offset wearing a vintage white finish bolted to a maple neck with a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (41mm nut width, 628mm scale length), it

perfect projects for amateur tinkerers and professional flippers alike

Made in Japan by Yamaha in the mid 1980's

thick rosewood fretboard with 24 frets and a 860mm scale length on a painted maple neck

Given a basic service prior to listing

with some finding them to be a very professional addition to their rig and others finding the effect to not sound as natural as the PH-1r

With a solid body

restrung recently and given a professional service prior to listing with a truss adjustment and fret polish

Good vintage condition as pictured with some very light wear and tear as pictured

The Aria Pro II Elite-II is known as one of the best Japanese basses to ever come out of the Matsumoku factory

the SG1300 from Greco was the Fujigen version of the Gibson EDS1275 (that rose to fame largely thanks to the release of Stairway to Heaven in 1971)

it's got plenty of life in the shiny frets and a straight neck

Factory loaded with a pair of Seymour Duncan SH-1n and TB-4 humbuckers controlled by a master volume