1987 ZEP-II (by ESP Japan) FAZ-115 "Flying A" Takamizawa Model Guitar (White)

1987 ZEP-II (by ESP Japan) FAZ-115 "Flying A" Takamizawa Model Guitar (White)Made by ESP for "Mad Company" in Japan, ZEP II guitars were designed using pointy shapes and Floyd Rose tremolo's. The FAZ model was an artist model for Takamizawa of THE ALFEE and was designed as a "Flying A", essentially a V style that's more comfortable to play seated. Painted maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard (648mm scale length and 22 frets), it's loaded with a genuine Floyd Rose tremolo and unbranded (but possibly Seymour Duncan made) HS

maple bolt on neck with a 24 fret unbound rosewood fingerboard (648mm scale length)

it's had aftermarket spiral saddles installed at some point along with a new pickguard and some replacement screws

With a classic black and chrome aesthetic

An incredibly special model that is commonly associated as a Bob Weir Signature model and is considered by most as the "cream of the crop" when it comes to the Ibanez Professional Series of the 1970's

The original bass humbuckers sound great with plenty of output

Very good used condition with light signs of wear as pictured

648mm scale length rosewood fingerboard

Level knob controls the effect level

The Boss DS-1 needs no introduction

The frets have some reasonably heavy wear in some spots

serial number or markings anywhere to be seen

This one is in very clean cosmetic condition as pictured with very few notable signs of wear except for the aged binding that's common on almost every one of the Mirage models from this period