1983 Washburn Japan A-10 Stage Series Explorer (White)

1983 Washburn Japan A-10 Stage Series Explorer (White)Made in Japan in the early 1980's, the Washburn A10 was a mid range model from the Stage Series. Ash body with a maple top wearing an aged white finish with matching cream binding, set maple neck with the famous V profile and a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (648mm scale length, 42mm nut width), it weighs 3. 5kg's. Loaded with aftermarket Super Distortion style humbuckers and George Washburn branded tuners, it previously had an aftermarket tremolo

One bridge pickup coil is non-functional otherwise the electronics are working well

this one also has upgraded Kluson machine heads installed

a very uncommon red-burst finish on the body

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

gold Japanese hardware and Gotoh tuning machines

The original bass humbuckers sound great with plenty of output

loaded with gold Gotoh tuners and an FB2B adjustable bridge

The Maxon BC-9 was 2 analog chorus pedals in one box

We've also removed the black cover from one to reveal a plain black humbucker with some sticky residue if you ever want to remove the Aria branding

Good vintage condition as pictured with a signs of wear as pictured

The mahogany body features deeply sculpted body scarfing

compound-radius (12″-16″) bound rosewood fingerboard with 24 jumbo frets and classic Jackson shark fin inlays