Yamaha RSS20 Revstar Standard - Swift Blue

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[custom_html] Solidbody Electric Guitar with Mahogany Body, Carbon-reinforced Mahogany Neck, Rosewood Fingerboard, and 2 Humbucking Pickups - Swift Blue [/custom_html][video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9a633a3lxHs[/video] Yamaha’s Revstar Standard RSS20 is an update of the original Revstar series of guitars, refined to offer improved comfort and even more striking visuals! This maple-topped double-cut’s lightweight chambered mahogany body is loaded with two Yamaha VH5 pickups that deliver bright and punchy tones that excel in almost any sonic application. The neck is comprised of carbon-reinforced mahogany so that it will stay straight and true in even the most challenging of environments. What’s more, Yamaha has equipped this Revstar with their proprietary “focus” switch that shifts your tone’s resonant frequency and supercharges your pickup’s power. If you’re looking for a high-performance, no-nonsense axe with explosive tones, rock-solid playability, and sleek modern aesthetics, the RSS20 sets the standard. Yamaha RSS20 Revstar Standard at a Glance: 6 Café racer inspired finishes Chambered maple and mahogany body Carbon-reinforced 3-piece mahogany neck 2 Alnico V humbucking pickups 5-Position pickup selector Passive Focus Switch Deluxe gig bag included Comfortably curved Revstar body The Revstar’s curvy lines and classic aesthetics are said to be inspired by the utilitarian British Café racer motorbikes found in 1960s-era London, adding a tough no-frills attitude to these sleek guitars. The unique double-cut chambered body was developed using Yamaha’s Acoustic Design process to optimize the Revstar’s balance, deliver a resonant tone, and reduce weight. One strum of the RSS20 is all it takes to see how Yamaha’s research paid off: the Revstar’s body is a supremely comfortable design that showcases Yamaha’s steadfast dedication to musical innovation! Yamaha VH5 humbucking pickups for an articulate, powerful, and well-balanced tone Yamaha spent a lo