Up for sale is a 2012 Ibanez JEM77-FP2 Floral Pattern 2 Steve Vai's Signature model, made in Japan by FujiGen, complete with its original Ibanez Prestige Team J. Craft hard case and original accessories.

The guitar is in Mint condition. It has approximately five hours of total playing time and shows no visible signs of use or cosmetic wear.

It has been exceptionally well preserved and is essentially in the same cosmetic condition as when new.

About the JEM77-FP2

The JEM77-FP2 was introduced in 2010 and remained in production until 2018. It combines the classic features of Steve Vai’s JEM series, including the Monkey Grip, Lion’s Claw tremolo cavity, Tree of Life inlay, scalloped upper frets, HSH DiMarzio pickup configuration, and the original Ibanez Edge tremolo system.

One of the defining features of the FP2 is its Floral Pattern 2 finish, inspired by the original Floral Pattern JEM of the late 1980s.

Unlike a conventional painted or printed graphic, the floral pattern is made from actual fabric applied to the body and matching headstock and then sealed beneath the clear finish, giving the FP2 its distinctive appearance.

Specifications:

Model: Ibanez JEM77-FP2 Floral Pattern 2 – Steve Vai Signature
Year: 2012
Made in: Japan – FujiGen

Body: Basswood solid body
Neck joint: Cutaway heel, traditional 4-bolt neck plate
Neck: 5-piece maple/walnut
Neck profile: JEM Prestige
Neck thickness: 18 mm at 1st fret / 20 mm at 12th fret
Scale length: 648 mm / 25.5"
Nut width: 43 mm

Fingerboard: Rosewood
Fingerboard radius: 430 mm / 16.9"
Inlay: Tree of Life
Frets: 24 W/6105 frets with Prestige fret edge treatment
Scalloping: Frets 21–24

Bridge: Ibanez Edge double-locking tremolo
Tuners: Gotoh
Hardware: Chrome

Pickup configuration: HSH – passive DiMarzio pickups
Neck: DiMarzio Evolution humbucker – Ceramic
Middle: DiMarzio Evolution single-coil – Alnico
Bridge: DiMarzio Evo 2 humbucker – Ceramic

Included:

Original Ibanez Prestige Team J. Craft hard case
Original accessories

A particularly well-preserved example of the Japanese-made JEM77-FP2, with extremely little playing time and no visible cosmetic wear.