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Re: NGD! Back to the 80's
Very cool!
Very cool!
NGD! Back to the 80's
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Christopher Caruana
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Re: NGD! Back to the 80's
I just pulled the hum bucker out. It said Jackson 90 on it. It definitely sounds ceramic and oober hot
I just pulled the hum bucker out. It said Jackson 90 on it. It definitely sounds ceramic and oober hot
Christopher Caruana
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i just pulled the term out. the knife edges look good, other than some slight dirt/rust. I wiped them off with a rag best i could
i just pulled the term out. the knife edges look good, other than some slight dirt/rust. I wiped them off with a rag best i could
Re: NGD! Back to the 80's
If you can remember it, you werent there.. hahahha
OMG! SWEET AXE!!!! I love the lower line reissues of those, but that one is so much better! Red logo, single pup in the neck.. WOW!!
If you can remember it, you werent there.. hahahha
OMG! SWEET AXE!!!! I love the lower line reissues of those, but that one is so much better! Red logo, single pup in the neck.. WOW!!
Christopher Caruana
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Does anyone know what jackson was using for body woods in the late 80's? Ive heard Alder and Poplar were most common
Does anyone know what jackson was using for body woods in the late 80's? Ive heard Alder and Poplar were most common
Kamanda~SD
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That pink logo...**** yeah!
That pink logo...**** yeah!
Lake Placid Blues
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That's really interesting. I wonder how it sounds compared to an close to identical Jackson without the added weight? Kudos to Grover for experiementing. I read that he likes swamp ash today. I read an interview with him years ago and he said that heavier guitars like hotter pickups if I recall. Nice guitar BTW.
That's really interesting. I wonder how it sounds compared to an close to identical Jackson without the added weight? Kudos to Grover for experiementing. I read that he likes swamp ash today. I read an interview with him years ago and he said that heavier guitars like hotter pickups if I recall. Nice guitar BTW.
treyhaislip
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Nicely done! 80's Guitars rock! Especially the pointy heads :headbang:
Nicely done! 80's Guitars rock! Especially the pointy heads :headbang:
treyhaislip
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Christopher Caruana
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Re: NGD! Back to the 80's
Update: The pickups are -->
Single coil (J-100)
Humbucker (J-90)
Anyone know about these pickups??
Update: The pickups are -->
Single coil (J-100)
Humbucker (J-90)
Anyone know about these pickups??
DarkMatter
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It's on fire! I love the HS combo.
It's on fire! I love the HS combo.
Alder Blonde
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Makes me want this... and the Tiger Stripe dinky.
Makes me want this... and the Tiger Stripe dinky.
Synapsys
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Got this one a few months back, I guess it to be some kind of reissue of your model, this one is made in Japan. JB sounds alright on this one, but I'm considering changing it to a PATB-1. Find the trem a bit lacking, will probably swap for a Schaller Lockmeister.
Is the fretboard on your also compound radius?
Got this one a few months back, I guess it to be some kind of reissue of your model, this one is made in Japan. JB sounds alright on this one, but I'm considering changing it to a PATB-1. Find the trem a bit lacking, will probably swap for a Schaller Lockmeister.
Is the fretboard on your also compound radius?
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