The Levinson Blade RH‑3 MIJ in White is a Japanese‑made solid‑body electric guitar built with a double‑cutaway body shape reminiscent of classic Strat‑inspired designs. The body wood is alder, finished in a glossy white that accentuates its clean, minimalist aesthetic. The neck is bolt‑on hard‑rock maple, and the fingerboard is ebony, a combination that gives the guitar a bright, articulate tonal core and a smooth, responsive feel under the fingers.

The RH‑3’s electronics are designed for versatility: it has two noiseless stacked single‑coil pickups in the neck and middle positions and a humbucker in the bridge position. The control layout includes a five‑way pickup selector, master volume and tone controls, and a built-in active preamp system known as VSC (Variable Spectrum Control). The VSC lets the player switch between passive vintage-style output and an active mode where treble, midrange, and bass can be boosted or cut, offering a wide palette of tonal options.

Hardware on the RH‑3 includes the “Falcon” double‑block tremolo with roller saddles, plus locking tuning machines. This tremolo design helps maintain tuning stability even with aggressive use while enhancing sustain and resonance. The overall combination of build quality, electronics, and hardware make the RH‑3 a flexible instrument capable of covering styles from clean vintage tones to more modern, high‑output settings.