The Parker Fly is likey the most comfortable guitar you'll ever play.
Especially standing up, its almost "not there". 6.25 lbs.
This is a rather rare Parker P-42 Pro.
Pro means factory upgraded Seymour Duncan JB bridge/Jazz neck
(not the inferior import Stinger pickups). Also rare to have maple neck,
such that it does not have a sterile sound, rather a Fender like tone but quite
a lot of sustain and clarity. Good condition, one touched-up ding on photo.
Grover tuners. Straplocks. Tone, vol, 3way, push/pull pickup split.
Effortless playing. Im told less than 100 were made for NAMM in 2008.
$410.
For clarification, these are called Fly but Parker tends to reserve Fly for
the USA guitars that sell used for $1500-3500.
If interested, please send a PM.
Especially standing up, its almost "not there". 6.25 lbs.
This is a rather rare Parker P-42 Pro.
Pro means factory upgraded Seymour Duncan JB bridge/Jazz neck
(not the inferior import Stinger pickups). Also rare to have maple neck,
such that it does not have a sterile sound, rather a Fender like tone but quite
a lot of sustain and clarity. Good condition, one touched-up ding on photo.
Grover tuners. Straplocks. Tone, vol, 3way, push/pull pickup split.
Effortless playing. Im told less than 100 were made for NAMM in 2008.
$410.
For clarification, these are called Fly but Parker tends to reserve Fly for
the USA guitars that sell used for $1500-3500.
If interested, please send a PM.