Detail 01
12–16 inch compound-radius ebony fingerboard
It becomes flatter higher up the neck, supporting wide bends and precise legato phrasing.

Independent shopping perspective
The Pro Origins 1985 San Dimas SD1 HS FR pairs an alder San Dimas Style 1 body with a graphite-reinforced bolt-on maple neck for a direct, high-output instrument. Seymour Duncan’s JB TB-4 bridge pickup and Hot Rails neck pickup feed a simple three-position, volume, and tone layout. The Floyd Rose 1000 Series double-locking tremolo and locking nut are central to its setup, supporting dive bombs, flutters, wide vibrato, and controlled tuning return during demanding playing.


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Detail 01
It becomes flatter higher up the neck, supporting wide bends and precise legato phrasing.
Detail 02
The double-locking system is designed to keep pitch work controlled during demanding techniques.
Detail 03
The neck back has a satin rather than gloss finish.
Product questions
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The bridge uses a Seymour Duncan JB TB-4 humbucker, and the neck uses a Seymour Duncan Hot Rails Strat SHR-1N humbucker.
It has a master volume, master tone, and three-position blade switch.
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