The Charvel Model 3A is a (super)strat guitar made in Japan in the eighties by the company Kyowa - Shokai under contract by IMC (International Music Corp). Grover Jackson chose a pointy headstock design that was popular among a new generation of guitar players. The Charvel Model 3A differs from the Charvel Model 3 in that it has an HH pickup configuration with two Jackson J-80C humbuckers. The neck was a Quarter-Sawn maple neck, with a compound radius 12"-16" maple finger board.
Other specifications
The 1986 version has a pickguard and a Kahler 2520 tremolo but the following years don't have a pickguard and feature a Jackson JT6 Vibrato.
In 1986 there was also a Charvel Model 3M version which is the same guitar, only it has a maple fretboard.
