1980's Yamaha SHD-100 Super Hard Distortion

1980's Yamaha SHD-100 Super Hard DistortionTraded in at our Gladesville store, tested and working well. What's harder than hard? Super hard! From Yamaha Japan, the SHD 100 features a circuit that could tonally be compared to a Boss HM 2 with more clarity. 2 band EQ gives plenty of control over the frequencies and tone.

it bridges the gap between casual hobbyists and professional musicians without compromising on the core features that define the brand

Outer Binding: Black

3-Way Pickup Selector

the RLG-75S model was a brand new design for Burny built around their Sustainer Lite system

painted mahogany neck and a rosewood fingerboard

Made in Japan by the Fujigen factory in the mid 1970's

A very vibey 6-string lap steel from Guyatone made in the 1960's

seems to have aftermarket knobs and pickups (unknown)

restrung with Ernie Ball 10-52's and given a basic service prior to listing

RM Pro locking tremolo system and Yamaha branded tuners

Cosmetically it's clean as pictured with a few basic signs of wear

Solid maple body with a carved top and heel-less cutaway set to a slim 60's style maple neck with a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (628mm scale length