Hi guys,

I have an opportunity to bid on a Fender Heartfield Talon V 24 fret in Black. 1 vol, 1 tone control and 5 way selector switch, reverse headstock with what looks to be a double locking Floyd Rose style Trem. HSH configuration. Not original case, no case candy besides Trem arm.

What eludes me about this guitar is not only its origin, but that this is a reverse headstock which you don't see too often.

Not knowing too much about them, does anyone have info on these guitars? This is a no reserve bidding- are they worth looking at? I've always wanted a 'superstrat'- I've been leaving towards a Charvel San Dimas, however I remember wanting a talon back in the nineties when I was a teen and thus has re sparked my interest. These were made in Japan at FujiGen

Please note this below pic is not of the actual guitar, just an example of what it looks like. The colour of the Talon I am interested in is Black.

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yea, wtf is that? looks like a cross between a 'Vai'banez and a Jackson

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Wow- thanks heaps Luke!! Didn't know there was a wealth of info out there

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What's intriguing is the lack of interest for these and other models alike. Like the Stratocaster and Telecaster are very much the main dominated guitar interest today..

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