1987 Yamaha Japan SFX-II Kyoji Yamamoto Artist Model (White)

1987 Yamaha Japan SFX-II Kyoji Yamamoto Artist Model (White)Japanese made in the late 1980's, the SFX guitars were a signature series for Kyoji Yamamoto. The SFX II was the mid tier model in the range, featuring a mahogany set neck construction with a basswood body, bound maple top and rosewood fingerboard (24 frets, 628mm scale length), it weighs 4kg's. The original Rocking Magic II locking tremolo system has been replaced with a silver version (from an SFX III) and the original pair of Power Guerrilla rail

timed with your music

The two independent channels can be voiced similarly so that one channel can be used as a solo boost

the EG59-70 was a mid-range model in the Fujigen built range that did a great job of replicating the 1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard aesthetic

and gives each chord and note clarity and bite

it features a basswood body with a maple neck and rosewood fingerboard and weighs 4

E-logo die-stamped Pickup Covers

this pedal NAILS it better than anything I've ever heard or played

Has a small cosmetic crack as pictured that's solid with no movement

Rich adds a stripe of single or multi-ply binding around the edge in a complementary color

VS-200 and VH-401 pickups controlled by a 5-way blade switch and sustainer control toggles

bass/treble controls

ensuring a well-balanced sound