1990's Edwards (by ESP Japan) E-RS-32M Mini Random Star w/Speaker (White)

1990's Edwards (by ESP Japan) E-RS-32M Mini Random Star w/Speaker (White)A shrunken version of the Akira Takasaki (Loudness) model Random Star made in Japan by Edwards in the late 1990's. The perfect travel or busking guitar that feels more like a real guitar than a toy, it's got a maple neck with 20 frets and a 470mm scale length. Weighing just 2. 4kg's, it's loaded with the original humbucker in the bridge position and a super powerful speaker in the neck with a master volume knob and a speaker volume control to fine

"This definitely feels like one of Mark's guitars" - Our in-house tech Vaughan (who is also Diesels touring guitar tech)

the EB-85 was Fernandes' Eagle Bass version of the BC Rich Eagle KOA models

the BC2E-130WL looks to be made with a real walnut body and neck for an absolutely beautiful aesthetic and tone

light surface rust and patina on the bridge as pictured but nothing that impacts functionality

these also feature a string lock behind the nut that enhances tuning stability

Great lightly used condition as pictured

Experience the instrument that shaped the sound of rock 'n' roll: the Gibson Memphis ES-335

With a lovely amber stain that's aged beautifully covering an ash body sandwiched between a black-bound solid birds-eye maple top and back separated by a walnut centre stripe bolted to a one-piece maple neck

the original Mic Mechanic

Original Maxon PU humbucker in the neck position with an unknown Dimarzio in the bridge position

Korina Explorer features a LockTone Tune-o-matic bridge and StopBar tailpiece for exceptional intonation along with an Epiphone all-metal non-rotating 1/4" jack

Seems to be all original as pictured with Gotoh tuners and a 6-point tremolo