




Electrics and so on are identical but this has a different tremolo. Instead of the double locking 600T setup, this has one that doesn't lock at the bridge. It looks like a standard Floyd Rose style bridge but the strings pass though the saddles from the back with the ball ends intact.
I've watched a few of these come and go on eBay and this is the first cheap one. I really like the RS8V which is why I've been keeping an eye on these.
There is a reason for it being dirt cheap, which should be pretty obvious.
I have a cunning plan.
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Hi
Great pictures - but could you please post a picture of the wiring - I need to rewire my RS-10V and cannot find any schematics on the net.
Cheers
I'm afraid I just ripped it all apart when I got it. Don't remember the wiring being anything unusual just uses a mini switch instead of a full size one to select pickups.
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