REVSTAR RSE20NYW (Electric Guitar) / YAMAHA

ELEMENT
A simple yet robust sound packed with elements.

Product Specifications
Available in five cafe racer-inspired color finishes, including Neon Yellow (NYW).
Chambered mahogany body.
Mahogany neck.

Features and Specifications
Equipped with Yamaha's original VH3 humbucker pickups.
Features a dry switch (Tone knob Push/Pull).

Materials and Care
New strings installed. Fingerboard and body cleaned.

Product Details
Scale Length: 648mm (Gibson scale)
Frets: 22
Pickups: 2 x YGD VH3
Controls: 3-WAY Pickup Selector, Volume, Tone (with Dry Switch)

Other Details
Top Material: Mahogany Wood
Body Material: Mahogany
Back Material: Mahogany Wood
Neck Material: Mahogany
String Material: Elixir 09|42 SUPER LIGHT

The Element, the most affordable in the series, is equipped with the higher-output VH3 humbucker pickups, rather than the VH5 used in the Standard and Professional models. It features a 3-way pickup selector and a dry switch on the tone knob that moderately cuts low frequencies. The overall instrument is extremely lightweight and easy to handle. What's truly astonishing is achieving such rigidity, lightness through chambering, and impressive resonance at a price point in the 70,000 yen range. The pickups have strong gain and produce a thick sound with a classic humbucker tone balance focused on the mid-range. While offering a relatively dynamic response when clean, they provide ample gain when distorted, with a pleasant distortion reaching the core of the sound. Depending on your picking, you can create piercing treble frequencies. Its energetic, bright, and straightforward sound is characterized by excellent responsiveness, allowing various tonal elements to emerge according to the phrase you want to play, which is a major appeal of the bridge pickup. The neck pickup also has a wonderful thickness in the mid-range, perfect for smooth leads, and it's also fun to play rhythm parts with the volume knob slightly rolled off. When heavily distorted, the thick mids push forward, while the highs and low-end also surge, creating a sound ideal for heavy or down-tuned genres. While it gives the impression of being an entry-level model in the REVSTAR series, it's a viable option as a guitar for heavy sounds.