1991 Ibanez 540R HH White

Freshly inspected and set up in-house by our esteemed Guitar Tech. In Very Good used condition with moderate wear for an instrument of this age, including light scratches, small dings, and natural aging of parts and finish. See below for more details and specifications.

FROM IBANEZ WIKI:

The 540R is a Radius series solid body electric guitar model introduced by Ibanez for 1987. It was made in Japan by FujiGen. The 540R was part of the Roadstar Pro series together with the 540P Power and 540S Saber models. It was initially referred to as the PRO540R. Each of the three 540 models in the Roadstar Pro line featured distinct body shapes. The "Radius" body of the 540R resembles a traditional double cutaway Fender Stratocaster shape, but with significantly more sculpted, flowing lines. The side profile has a sort of airfoil shape which is thinner at the top than the bottom.

The 540R was discontinued after 1992 in all markets except Japan; it lived on in Japan through 1994. Nevertheless the Radius body style was adopted by Joe Satrianni and it lives on with his signature models.

SPECIFICATIONS:

All Original Instrument and Hard Case

Black Hardware

Modern Gotoh Tuners

1 11/16” Locking Nut

Maple Neck with 25.5” Scale Length

Neck Thickness .77" at First Fret and .87" at Twelfth Fret

Rosewood Fingerboard with Dot Inlays and 12" Radius

"Custom Made" Engraved in Fingerboard Inlay at 21 Fret

22 Large Frets in Very Good Condition

Two IBZ USA F1 Humbucking Pickups (Made by DiMarzio)

Edge Locking Vibrato Bridge (Vibrato Arm Not Included)

Basswood Body in White Gloss Finish

Weight 7 lb 7 oz

Original Hard Shell Case

Serial Number F122427

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