Ibanez JEM 77

The Ibanez JEM77, also known as the JEM77 FP (Floral Pattern), is a JEM series guitar model and signature model of guitarist Steve Vai. Features include DiMarzio pickups, a double locking tremolo, fluorescent green vine fingerboard inlays and a special floral pattern finish.
The JEM77 FP was introduced in 1988, one year after the initial introduction of the JEM series. It was available in the US until 1999 but returned in 2003 as the 15th Anniversary JEM77FP. Outside the US it never was discontinued and remained in production from 1988 through 2004. With its 17 years of production, it was the longest running JEM model until it got surpassed by the JEM7V in 2009.
The JEM77 FP was only the first floral pattern JEM, a second one was introduced in 1988 as the JEM77 BFP and a third one in 2010 as the JEM77 FP2. 

Specifications for JEM77 (Floral Pattern)

Name: JEM77 Years: 1988-2004 Areas: Worldwide Made in: Japan Finishes: FP (Floral Pattern)
Body Body material: Basswood Neck joint: Cutaway Heel Bridge: 1988-1990: Edge tremolo 1991-2002: Lo Pro Edge tremolo 2003-2004: Edge Pro tremolo Hardware color: Cosmo Black Pickguard: Clear	Neck Neck type: 1988-2001: JEM 2002-2004: JEM Prestige Neck material: 1-Piece Maple Fingerboard: Rosewood Inlays: Fluorescent Green Vine Frets: 1988-1996: 24 / Jim Dunlop 6100 1997-2004: 24 / Jumbo	Electronics PU Config: HSH Neck PU: DiMarzio PAF Pro Mid PU: DiMarzio JEM Single Bridge PU: DiMarzio PAF Pro Controls: 1 Volume / 1 Tone / 5-Way Lever