Thank you for viewing! This guitar is a combination of a neck and body from different guitars. It has a distinct 80s vibe. Neck: Ibanez Roadstar 2, Rosewood Fretboard Body: Rockoon, likely Sen (Japanese Ash) Tuners: GOTOH Bridge: Wilkinson Synchronized Tremolo Pickups: Dimarzio PAF Control Pots: CTS Output Jack: Switchcraft Mini Switch: Direct Switch The neck is from an Ibanez ROADSTAR 2, and the body is from a Stratocaster-type guitar made by Kawai's Rockoon brand. The neck is in good condition with no warping. The frets are thin. The string height is adjusted to approximately 1.2mm at the 12th fret for both the 1st and 6th strings, which is the point where choking causes buzzing. The tuners are GOTOH, which were commonly used on Fender Japan guitars in the 1980s. The body is likely from an RF-37 guitar. The catalog at the time listed soft maple or ash, but judging from the wood grain in the neck pocket, it's probably not soft maple. However, the grain is too fine for ash, and since Sen (Japanese Ash) was often sold as "Japanese Ash" back then, it's likely Sen wood. The bridge is a Wilkinson synchronized tremolo type. The arm is a push-in type. The original arm was lost, so I will include a gold one I have on hand. The pickups are old Dimarzio PAF models. The model number is unknown, but the resistance is 7.9k ohms, which is a moderate output. When distorted with a BOSS DS-1 or RAT, it produces a sound that will make you grin. The electrical components are made with reliable CTS and Switchcraft parts. The mini switch is a direct switch, which cancels the volume and tone circuits and outputs directly from the pickups. By setting the volume to 0 and operating the switch, you can perform intermittent playing like a kill switch. There are some noticeable dents and scratches on the back of the body. There are also fine scratches overall. Please understand that this is an old item before considering a purchase.