Ibanez JEM 777 1987, Loch Ness Green

$7,500.00

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Specs


Instrument	Solid Body
Brand	Ibanez
Model	JEM 777
Finish	Loch Ness Green
SKU	GS9404-A
Handedness	Right
Made In Year	1987
Body Material	Basswood
Neck/Fingerboard	Maple
Tuners	Original
Weight	7.4 lbs
Scale Length	25.5"
Nut Width	1.684"
Neck Profile	Slim D
Neck Depth	0.746" - 0.825"
Radius	16" (Last 5 scalloped)
Electronics	Original
Pickup Impedance	Bridge - 8.0k; Middle - 5.1k; Neck - 8.0k
Contains Brazilian Rosewood (Y/N)	N
Case	Modern hard shell case
Modifications/Repairs	None

Description

The JEM777 is a solid body electric guitar model introduced by Ibanez in mid-1987. It was the first model in the JEM series which is a line of six-string guitars which are signature models for American guitarist Steve Vai. The JEM777 was revealed at the Summer NAMM show in Chicago in June 1987. The JEM777 was available in three different and, at the time, unique finishes. The Loch Ness Green version was produced only in 1987 and 1988 with only 777 guitars made. All of the LNG JEM777s were hand numbered and signed by Steve Vai.

This example is definitely in player grade condition with some serious mojo! There are finish dings throughout and some psychedelic stickers on the back that really add to the vibe. There are finish cracks on either side of the heel pocket, with the bass side being more pronounced. Our in-house team recently set it up and has it playing like a dream.

Includes modern hard shell case.

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