PE-F80

BODY Okoume, Carved Top
NECK Mahogany, Set-Neck, Heel-less Cutaway
FINGERBOARD Rosewood
FINGERBOARD RADIUS 305R (12″)
NUMBER OF FRETS 22
NUT WIDTH 43 mm
SCALE LENGTH 628 mm (24-3/4″)
PICKUPS Neck: CPH-1G “Classic Power II” (Alnico-5)
Bridge: CPH-1G “Classic Power II”(Alnico-5)
CONTROLS Volume x 2, Tone x 2, 3-way PU selector SW
Dual Sound SW x 2
TAILPIECE Aria Original SPT bridge & QH tailpiece
HARDWARE Gold
FINISH SBR (Stained Brown)
BKTP (Black Top)
OTHER
* Specifications might be changed without notice.
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Description

PE-F80

Genuine "PE" Pedigree

The history of Aria Pro II was started in 1975.
The first PE model of PE-1500 was released in 1976 and since then
various PE model guitars were continously produced and been played by earnest guitar players all over the world including Neal Schon of Journey, Gerry Cott of Boomtown Rats, Andy Summers of The Police.

 

PE-F80 is a budget friendly version of “PE-R80″ which was originally launched in 1980. The PE-F80 inherits the genuine elegance of what “PE-R80” offers such as strong curved body top with recessed control knobs and switch, cloud shaped fingerboard inlays, heel-less cutaway neck joint while contoured flat body back is reducing the entire body weight. 

CURVED TOP & RECESSED KNOBS

The most distinguish point to characterise PE would be the body silhouette. Single cutaway body with the stronger curved top which evokes Violins, and all control knobs and switch were placed in the recessed position. This complete the stunning appearance to fascinate the audiences.

ORIGINAL HEEL-LESS CUTAWAY DESIGN

The tradtion in the Aria Pro II “PE” history. This original Heel-Less cutaway design had been employed ever since the first PE model of PE-1500 was released in 1976.

SPT BRIDGE & QH TAILPIECE

Aria original SPT Bridge and QH Tailpiece had been widely used with numerous Aria Pro II guitars.

TRADITIONAL PE-HEADSTOCK

This classic PE’s headstock design had been kept over the decades.

DUAL SOUND SWITCHES

The two mini switches are correspond to each pickups and switiching the mode into “parallel” or “series”.