deluxemeat
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fs my MIJ aria pro II mockingbird.
'rare as hen's teeth' as they say...
late 70s early 80s mij copy of the classic neck thru bc rich mockingbird supreme.
would honestly step toe to toe w/ a vintage usa model (for less $$$ of course).
of all the "lawsuit" brands (greco tokai burny etc etc), apII is the unsung hero of the bunch and put out some of the best copycat guitars of the era.
some knicks in finish. nice straight neck. extra strap holes drilled as you can see. was going to plug that up but leaving them some one can find the right strap balance.
right now i have them in the 'right spots' for me and am experiencing no neck dive!
imperials changed to rotos... this really helps with the weight and reduces neck dive.
walnut with maple stringers, binding, cloud inlay, double cream dimarzio type hums ( will check to see what they are...) and the cool mission control switches and knobs.
shipped in a bc rich case
$1500+sh
'rare as hen's teeth' as they say...
late 70s early 80s mij copy of the classic neck thru bc rich mockingbird supreme.
would honestly step toe to toe w/ a vintage usa model (for less $$$ of course).
of all the "lawsuit" brands (greco tokai burny etc etc), apII is the unsung hero of the bunch and put out some of the best copycat guitars of the era.
some knicks in finish. nice straight neck. extra strap holes drilled as you can see. was going to plug that up but leaving them some one can find the right strap balance.
right now i have them in the 'right spots' for me and am experiencing no neck dive!
imperials changed to rotos... this really helps with the weight and reduces neck dive.
walnut with maple stringers, binding, cloud inlay, double cream dimarzio type hums ( will check to see what they are...) and the cool mission control switches and knobs.
shipped in a bc rich case
$1500+sh
