1989 Burny Fernandes RFV-75 '74 Reissue Flying V w/Tremolo (Black)

1989 Burny Fernandes RFV-75 '74 Reissue Flying V w/Tremolo (Black)Made in Japan by Burny in 1989, the RFV 75 was aimed at replicating the '74 model Gibson Flying V. With a solid mahogany body set to a slim mahogany neck and a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (41mm nut width, 628mm scale length), it weighs just under 3kg's. Loaded with a pair of VH 1 humbuckers controlled by two volume knobs and a master tone control along with a three way selector. This one seems to have been professionally loaded with a Fernandes FRT 7

Japanese hardware

Loaded with the original Maxon U-3000 humbuckers

Made in Japan (Fujigen) in 1978

This is a vibrant superstrat model that really encapsulates the vibe of budget friendly Japanese guitars from the 80's and takes a lot of inspiration from Jackson and Charvel builds

Loaded with a passive PJ pickup loadout (IBZ P/J-1) controlled by master volume/tone knobs and a pickup balance knob

gearless tuners

Frets have some use but were polished prior to listing along with a fretboard oil and they play smoothly

The TW-1 has 2 knobs and a toggle switch and is one of only 2 pedals (along with the CS-1) to feature this design

this one appears to be all original with Epiphone pickups and hardware along with Grover tuners

Good overall cosmetic condition with basic signs of wear

we did received a two of them at the same time from the same source in Japan with very professional Floyd Rose installations that appear to possibly be from the Matsumoku factory as pictured

these Schecter models are modern high-end shredders designed for whatever you throw at them