IBANEZ STEVE VAI SIGNATURE ELECTRIC GUITAR GLOSS WHITE
Model: JEMJR-WH
When Steve Vai teamed up with Ibanez in 1987, little did he realize what a lasting impact his signature model guitar would have. Today, the JEM is an iconic instrument immediately identified with the legendary guitarist. Famous for its distinctive look and innovative design,

In an effort to make the JEM available to a broader fan base, Ibanez has released the JEMJR, providing more affordable access to the magic that is the JEM. the JEMJR offers many of the JEMs distinguishing characteristics; the H/S/H pickup configuration, the Tree of Life inlay, a double locking tremolo system, and, of course, the famous Monkey grip and Lion's Claw tremolo cavity.
SPECS
neck type Wizard III Maple neck
top/back/body Meranti body
fretboard Jatoba Tree of Life inlay
fret Jumbo frets
bridge Double Locking tremolo bridge
string space 10.5mm
neck pickup Quantum (H) neck pickup Passive/Ceramic
middle pickup Quantum (S) middle pickup Passive/Alnico
bridge pickup Quantum (H) bridge pickup Passive/Ceramic
factory tuning 1E,2B,3G,4D,5A,6E
string gauge .009/.011/.016/.024/.032/.042
hardware color Cosmo black
This guitar plays and sounds great I set it up myself, it has a nice low action.

This Guitar is a Factory 2nd ( sold as used ) Has a tiny finish flaw on top ( see last photo )
Hard shell case or Gig Bag are not included.

  My Factory 2nd guitars and basses are a tremendous value. These guitars are often sold at hundreds of dollars less than their 'new' counterparts. Factory 2nd guitars are deemed as such directly from the manufacturer and have never been previously sold in retail or distributed to a music store. They are marked as a 2nd by the manufacturer when they fail to pass final inspection. They usually have a minor cosmetic finishing flaw that prevents them from being sold as new instruments. These instruments do not have major flaws (UNLESS STATED). These blemishes do not affect the playability of the instruments at all. Apart from the defect listed they are perfect, all the electronics, pickups, tuners, neck and frets etc. are good. I buy my guitars and basses directly from the manufacturer. There is no manufactures warranty and sometimes it is difficult to identify why some of these guitars were marked as seconds. Each instrument gets set up and checked by me before it is released for sale. Some of the models are discontinued and have no issues at all. Instruments are stamped with an S on the back of the headstock.