This is a vintage 1973 Hayman Model 3030 with a Natural gloss finish. A collaborative effort between Jim Burns and Bob Pearson, a former Vox employee, the Hayman 3030 was designed for England's Dallas Arbiter and manufactured by Shergold Guitars.

It features a solid, one-piece Obeche African hardwood body, coupled to a medium-thin one-piece Maple neck with black binding. Its pickups are special designed single coils, referred to as "Super Flux" pickups, mounted in a really cool smoke-colored plexi pickguard. It's controls are super simple: 1 volume / 1 tone / 3-way switch. It has a string-thru fixed bridge with individually adjustable saddles, and its tuners are Grovers.

These guitars are becoming increasingly rare, especially the single coil models. It is in very good shape with some expected dings and nicks, some tarnish on its saddles, and light fretwear on its first couple frets. It feels amazing to play and sounds awesome.

It has been professionally setup and comes with a gigbag.