1999 Grover Jackson Japan "Supreme Series" RR.S-350 Neckthrough Rhoads Flying V (Transparent Blue)

1999 Grover Jackson Japan "Supreme Series" RR.S-350 Neckthrough Rhoads Flying V (Transparent Blue)Made in Japan in the late 90's, this Rhoads is part of the Grover Jackson "Supreme" series of guitars that were the Japanese equivalent of the Jackson Custom Shop. The RR. S 350 originally cost 350,000JPY (around $3,000USD) and features a solid flamed maple top and back with a mahogany center surrounding a mahogany neck through construction. 24 fret bound ebony fingerboard with sharkfin inlays (648mm scale length), it weighs 3. 4kg's. This one is

individual volume and tone controls for a wide range of tonal variety

Solid maple body with a bolt-on maple neck and 22 fret slab rosewood fingerboard (610mm scale length

The previous owner dropped in a new loaded pickguard with Seymour Duncan Hot Rails pickups in the neck and bridge position paired with an SL59 in the middle and a 5-way pickup selector to give a huge range of very impressive and powerful tonal options

Tuning machines: Deluxe sealed

the Hellraiser Solo-6 sports a big midrange with a sweet top end

sides and back with a mahogany centre block

restrung and given a basic prior to listing

Korean made in what appears to be the mid 1990's (likely by Cort)

the Kramer KFT-1 was the Stratocaster shaped Ferrington model that was only made for a few years before being discontinued (most likely due to lack of sales/interest)

the frets have plenty of life and play smoothly and the neck is straight with a fully adjustable truss rod

with enough responsiveness to allow subtle nuances for enhanced dynamics

Received a recent setup and restring