The "Eye" dot markers mean the neck profile is subtly different - there's a noticeable taper & the string spacing's wider at the bridge. What's the difference between the elite and the 900? The only obvious difference I can see is the finishes. Either a Coil tap, or possibly series/parallel switch. SB-600: As per the 700, but with a set neck.
SB-700: Passive, Through neck, single humbucker, series/parallel switch, Vol & Tone. SB-900: Passive, Through neck, twin 4-wire humbuckers, series/parallel switch on the front p/up & a coil tap on the rear. The other SB models probably represent the best value IMO. The SB-1000 is the most sought after (possibly due to the John Taylor & Cliff Burton associations) & is often seen adjacent to an alarming price tag. The only downside is the reliability of the "actives" which can fail in such a way that they take the pickup out as well. The necks are nigh-on parallel they're well-balanced hefty without being heavy quite comfy & sport an overwound 16-pole humbucker. a narrow nut & a wide bridge), then you might not get on with them. If you like a skinny-necked Jazz &/or have got accustomed to the "Fender Taper" (i.e. & maybe even WALs in that they're their own thing & not to everybody's taste. Do a Search for "Aria SB", you'll get a good few hits. There's a fair few people in these parts that have one in their "previously owned" list, & quite a few of those have expressed regret at getting rid of it.
So what do you think of these old buggers ,always liked the sound of them myself but never played one ,so any opinions welcome.
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