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Some guitars age into classics. Others still feel like they landed from another planet.
This 1998 USA-made Parker Fly is one of those guitars.
Back in the late ’90s, Parker wasn’t trying to build a better copy of something that already existed—they completely rethought what an electric guitar could be. Lightweight composite construction, ultra-thin neck profile, stainless frets, effortless upper fret access, and a design that still looks futuristic nearly 30 years later.
This early USA Fly has all the things that made players obsessed with them: fast feel, incredible balance, huge tonal range, and that unmistakable Parker vibe that somehow feels both high-tech and strangely organic at the same time.
Whether you’re a longtime Parker fan or you’ve always wanted to see what the hype is about, this one deserves time in your hands.
Come try one of the coolest American guitar designs of the modern era.
HEYDAY GUITARS
Vintage • New • Weird & Wonderful
Open Tuesday–Saturday 11–6
Sunday 12–5
Some guitars age into classics. Others still feel like they landed from another planet.
This 1998 USA-made Parker Fly is one of those guitars.
Back in the late ’90s, Parker wasn’t trying to build a better copy of something that already existed—they completely rethought what an electric guitar could be. Lightweight composite construction, ultra-thin neck profile, stainless frets, effortless upper fret access, and a design that still looks futuristic nearly 30 years later.
This early USA Fly has all the things that made players obsessed with them: fast feel, incredible balance, huge tonal range, and that unmistakable Parker vibe that somehow feels both high-tech and strangely organic at the same time.
Whether you’re a longtime Parker fan or you’ve always wanted to see what the hype is about, this one deserves time in your hands.
Come try one of the coolest American guitar designs of the modern era.
HEYDAY GUITARS
Vintage • New • Weird & Wonderful
Open Tuesday–Saturday 11–6
Sunday 12–5