The RS1010SL is a Roadstar II series solid body electric guitar model introduced by Ibanez in 1983. It is a signature model for Steve Lukather who was the guitarist for the American rock band Toto.

Steve Lukather Model with Steve Lukather Signature ALL ORIGINAL Cherry Sunburst, EMG, With Case - RARE - All orihinal, good frets, working truss rod and tremolo remains tuned, little ding&dong as you see in photo come in original case.

If they are quilt finish, or have more than just a volume single knob – they could be called Lukather STYLE perhaps, but they are not the Valley Arts Lukather model. Steve also signed and numbered the back of the headstocks. Here’s Steve playing a 24 Fret version – which puts to bed the question “Are all Luke models 22 fret?” Guess not!

The Carlton Custom had a 7/8 "T" carved top body, white binding and a brownburst paint job. ~Steve Lukather Signature features vintage Strat design with gold-plated hardware, standard 25-1/2" scale and 22-fret fingerboard.

Apr 19, 2022 · The awesome Fernandes Steve Lukather model was produced in the 1980s, its a Fernandez ST-145SL. It has vintage stratocaster specifications. It was in the Fernandes catalog for 3-4 years starting about 1982.

This is the original Luke I Steve Lukather signature model from 1993. It is a first-year production model for when the Luke I guitar first came out. A rare vintage item.

Steve Lukather, who is active as a solo artist and a member of 'TOTO', has a used signature model 'Luke III' in stock! Although 'LUKE' has undergone minor changes, it is no exaggeration to say that it is a standard model of Musicman to this day.

Steven Lee Lukather was born on October 21, 1957, in the San Fernando Valley, California.His father was an assistant director and production manager at Paramount Studios, and worked on shows such as The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet and I Dream of Jeannie. [2] Lukather first played keyboards and drums, and then taught himself how to play the guitar starting at age seven, when his father ...

The Luke III Ball Family Reserve guitar is the next evolution in the design process started with the original Luke model some 28 years prior. Addressing Steve’s performance needs as a touring guitarist has been critical in developing this signature guitar.