Description
PE-F80
Genuine "PE" Pedigree
Introduced in 1976 with the original PE-1500, the Aria Pro II PE series has become one of the brand’s most enduring guitar families. Built on a philosophy of innovative design, exceptional playability, and timeless styling, PE guitars have been embraced by discerning players around the world, including Neal Schon (Journey), Gerry Cott (The Boomtown Rats), and Andy Summers (The Police). Today, the PE series continues that tradition for a new generation of guitarists.
Inspired by the iconic PE-R80, first introduced in 1980, the PE-F80 carries forward the distinctive design and innovative spirit of one of Aria’s most celebrated PE models. From its deeply carved top with recessed controls to the signature cloud-shaped fingerboard inlays and heel-less cutaway construction, the PE-F80 faithfully captures the character of the original. A contoured flat-back body enhances playing comfort while reducing overall weight, making the PE-F80 an instrument that combines classic PE styling with modern practicality.
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
A defining feature of the PE series since the introduction of the
original PE-1500 in 1976, Aria’s Heel-Less neck joint provides
effortless access to the upper frets while enhancing playing comfort.
SPT BRIDGE & QH TAILPIECE
A classic Aria Pro II design, the original SPT Bridge and QH Tailpiece have been used on numerous Aria guitars for decades, combining vintage heritage with practical versatility. The bridge’s unique dual-loading system accepts strings either through the rear or via the integrated hook-style slots, allowing players to tailor the instrument’s playing feel and response to their preference.
TRADITIONAL PE-HEADSTOCK
This classic PE’s headstock design had been kept over the decades.
