1992 Edwards "Knight α Alpha" Double Cutaway w/Floyd Rose (Bright Red)

1992 Edwards "Knight α Alpha" Double Cutaway w/Floyd Rose (Bright Red)A very early and very rare experimental model made in Japan by ESP and sold under the Edwards brand from 1992, the "Knight" series were original designs that just scream early 90's. With an almost fluro red finish on a double cutaway body bolted to a maple neck with a 24 fret rosewood fingerboard (41mm nut width, 628mm scale length), it weighs 3. 5kg's. With a pair of "Mother II" humbuckers and an ESP branded Synclear licensed locking tremolo system,

This classic and distinctive finish features deep hues and a glossy sheen that ages beautifully throughout the instrument’s lifetime

The pedal features a single knob to control the threshold and is a very useful tool for taming noisy pedals and pickups

Loaded with the original TL-CURRENT pickups from Fender Japan

The frets are fairly worn but are shiny and play well as they sit and the truss works as it should

Built in 1993

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sapele sides

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frets are shiny and have plenty of life and the truss works as it should

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