This is a solid 1st-gen Revstar with some mods. It has a Tusq nut, roller bridge (standard bridge too), a Bigsby tuning stabilizer bar, a Reverend spring in the vibrato, Hipshot locking tuners, a 3-way switch, and a standard tone pot (no secondary function), with unknown PAF-style pickups. They're good for rock and blues, etc., and the previous owner said he thought they were Duncans, but I haven't done anything to them except raise/lower them a bit. The guitar weighs approx. 8 lbs. 10 oz.
The fretboard is especially pretty rosewood and sort of the star of this show with the beautiful split inlays. There are no negative issues with the neck, frets, or electronics. The Bigsby is smooth, but despite all the mods, anything but light use will detune the G and B strings enough to need be retuned. Just restrung with a new set of D'Addario strings (9.5-44).
If you are going to gig it, you'd want a luthier to fix that, but you could just use the Bigsby lightly (which is what it was designed for) and live with retuning a bit more often than you'd prefer. It has small scratches from fingernails and similar wear typical of a guitar about 10 years old.
Will ship with a light-duty gig bag and a set of 10-46 Slinky strings.
Let me know if you have questions
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