Heartfield RR7, crimson transparent, made in Japan in 1990. Heartfield was collaboration between Fender USA and Fender Japan from 1989-93, targeting the metal and hard rock crowd that might have been disinclined to buy a Strat or a Tele. There was a few different versions of the RR model, which borrowed some styling from the Gibson Les Paul Junior mashed with some modern shred-friendly appointments. This one seems to be a fairly early example and appears to be closest in specs to the Japan-only RR7 model. It's got a bolt-on 25.5" scale neck, with a 12" radius, jumbo frets and an easy-access joint. The body is lightweight and super comfy, plus the hardware is really sturdy, so it's a blast to play and super easy to move around on. The single humbucker is paired with a volume control, bass boost/cut knob and a three way buffer switch that changes the EQ curve from darker to snappier and brighter. You can pull all manner of tones out of the thing, it's pretty wild for just one pickup. The 'crimson transparent' finish on this seems to be usually reserved for the RR59 model, and yet... here it is, looking gorgeous and complementing the tort guard and chrome hardware perfectly. This is a really fun guitar, it'll surely do great work on stage. 

Model: Heartfield RR-7
Made:  Japan, Fujigen Gakki Plant, 1990 (No Serial)
Serial: none
Finish: crimson transparent, gloss poly
Body: alder
Neck: maple, rosewood board, 25.5" scale, 12" radius, 42mm nut, slim C profile
Weight: 3.365kg
Mods: none
Pickups: Heartfield passive humbucker, active bass boost/cut and three way buffer/tone switch
Accessories: none

Cosmetic condition notes: minor finish wear. The headstock has some dimples on the end and some surface scratches on the bottom edge. The neck is clean and smooth in the hands, minor dimples on the back only. The back has some light surface scratches on the horns and elbow area and some dimples in the bottom corner, nothing nasty. The sides have some minor dimples on the top horn and elbow area and some light scuffs near the jack. The front has some light scuffs around the bridge and some dimples in the elbow area and some play wear on the guard and horns.
Overall: excellent condition (9/10)

Playing Condition Notes: Action is low, neck is straight, intonation is good, truss rod works. All electronics tested and working properly. Wearing fresh 10/46 strings.
Fret Life: 9/10, minor wear only