Can someone help me with the model name of this Jackson?

[DeadSkinSlayer3]

The name has slipped me...and I can't remember where I found it, I'll try to find a picture of it. Dinky, 24 frets, reverse headstock with reverse sharkfin inlays, 2 buckers, licensed floyd, chrome hardware, no mounting rings for the buckers. I know that doesn't give too much, but I've never seen a stock dinky with reverse inlays/headstockno bucker rings, and chrome hardware besides this.

On the far left.

 

[kramer]

Re: Can someone help me with the model name of this Jackson?

I'm almost positive that it's a dinky DX10, Ed 'the leprechaun' Roman has the same one available, I'm sure it's way overpriced though.....

 

[DeadSkinSlayer3]

Re: Can someone help me with the model name of this Jackson?

I can't find that one on his site, but I found out it's a DR-3, and they usually run for about 300-500!

 

[kramer]

Re: Can someone help me with the model name of this Jackson?

I can't find that one on his site, but I found out it's a DR-3, and they usually run for about 300-500!

He doesn't have a model name listed....it's referred to as a Dinky reverse, I'm sure that if the MSRP is $500 or so it'll be double that at Roman's.
Here's the link

 

[Zerberus]

Re: Can someone help me with the model name of this Jackson?

Any Dinky with a reverse headstock is automatically a Dinky Reverse (pre-95) or a DR. In this case it looks to be either a DR-3 or a DX-10 (The X- and JS-series are the only exceptions I know of) . Does it say "professional" on the headstock or "just" Jackson? Silkscreen logo or Inlayed? Inlayed in what, plastic or pearl? Jackson Pickups or Duncan Designed?? JT-580 Trem (says "Jackson" on the bass wing) or JT-500 (Looks like a schaller, says nothing.)

BTW, if memory serves me correctly that pic is from Chucksplatter of the JCF, but my memory sucks, sooo........