Aria
Pro II
Black Beauty
Year 1971 Vingage
Serial Number 710615 Steel Adjustable Neck
4,700 Kilogram
2 Millimeter string action 12' fret
75% Quality Frets
Made in Japan
No case.
With their eyes closed, guitarists would mistake it for a Gibson Black Beauty because of its weight (4.7 kg), the neck, the sustain, and the sound. It belongs to the owner of the Guitars Cafe in Switzerland, and many songs written for a well-known French artist were composed on this exceptional guitar. The owner of the Guitars Cafe is passionate about finding guitars without well-known brands that possess fantastic qualities, and this is one of them. He is a true connoisseur, owning some of the finest guitars in the world. Now, having too many guitars, he has decided to sell some of these gems, including this Aria Pro II. It has many dings typical of a vintage guitar. According to the serial number, since the first two digits indicate the year, 710615 would suggest 1971, but this is not certain; it could be from the 1970s. This extraordinary guitar will undoubtedly bring joy to any player.
It's possible a screw was inserted between the neck heel and the body; I think someone thought adding a screw would improve the fit, but this doesn't change the quality of the guitar. Also, a corner of the headstock might have been glued back on, which is purely cosmetic. The neck of the guitar is undamaged.
The Guitar's Cafe is a unique guitar lounge located in Switzerland where all guitarists can come and play exceptional guitars. 
The address is: Guitar's Café, rue de Bourg 11, 1003 Lausanne Switzerland.
www.guitarscafe.com