This G&L model very much looks like the 2 Schaller humbucker version of the Rampage, now with separate tone controls for each pickup among the rear mounted controls set in the contoured soft maple body. The wiring harness has a 3-position mini-toggle pickup selector similar as found on many G&L basses. The Superhawk was available with a couple of other options not available on the Rampage. First, a choice of a “Black Krome” Kahler™ 2320 flat mount fine-tuner vibrato, the only choice on the Rampage, or the “Krome” version, as seen on this guitar. Still, the “Black Krome” is more common on any Superstrat while costing $60 more over the “Krome” unit. Second, the 12” the fingerboard on the standard hard-rock maple neck with (pre-BBE) #3 profile and 1¾” nut also could be maple beyond ebony as found here. The package is completed by the Leo Fender string lock mechanism behind the nut and G&L branded Schaller closed tuning machines on the matching painted headstock. Another “Krome” Superhawk is shown on Greg Gagliano’s ggjaguar.com website. Production of the Superhawk stopped in late-1991 when BBE Sound, Inc. took over operations at G&L. However, decades later Jerry Cantrell, mainly known as a Rampage player, also endorsed this model reintroduced in 2011 as the Superhawk Jerry Cantrell Signature model. Although Jerry officially moved to Gibson in early-2020, a number of (archived) links for “his” Superhawk can be found among the list of G&L instruments in the References/Links section.