This 1990s Burny RLG-70 is a high-quality Made in Japan Les Paul replica, offering a powerful vintage tone. The neck is straight with no warping, and the truss rod has plenty of room for future adjustments. The frets are at approximately 50% capacity, showing honest playwear but maintaining smooth playability. All electronics are in perfect working order with no issues. Cosmetically, there are some minor scratches and light dirt consistent with a 30-year-old instrument, but no damage affects its performance. Weighing 4.72kg (approx. 10.4 lbs), this solid mahogany and maple build delivers incredible sustain and a rich, punchy midrange. This is a reliable professional-grade guitar from the peak of Japanese craftsmanship. Includes a soft gig bag for transport.

The Burny "Super Grade" RLG-70 produced around 1990 represents the excellence of the Japanese "Lawsuit Era" evolution. While American production varied during this period, Japanese factories like Terada or Fujigen (depending on the specific batch) maintained rigorous standards in wood selection and joinery. This model features the classic maple top and mahogany back combination, renowned for its "sticky" sustain and warm harmonic complexity. At 4.72kg, this heavy-weight specimen is particularly prized by players who believe that mass equals tone, providing the thunderous low-end and clarity found in the best vintage single-cut guitars. As 90s MIJ instruments continue to appreciate in value, an all-original RLG-70 remains a centerpiece for any serious collection.

• Brand: Burny (Fernandes)

• Body Type: Solid Body (Standard Style)

• Neck Material: Mahogany

• Body Material: Maple Top / Mahogany Back

• String Configuration: 6 String

• Model: RLG-70

• Handedness: Right-Handed

• Weight: 4.72 kg (10.4 lbs)

• Vintage: Yes (circa 1990)

• Country of Manufacture: Japan

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