Re: Trade Schecter for Jackson. Should I?
...But Jackson`s low end in teh early 90s is still better than a lot of maker`s High end today....
Very good point buddy!
Essentially most mid-level guitars of that entire era, whether it be Jackson, Charvel, Kramer , Ibanez, BC Rich, ESP, etc...will always stand their ground when compared to the vast majority of whats being offered today. These companies all have a guitar or four that are a real bang for the buck, so thats really why Ive been seeking these guitars out, as opposed to buying brand new ones. To each their own, thats just what drives my g.a.s.
There are some very nice guitars out today, there's no denying that. I guess Id rather have for example two $500 1987-93 RG550's as opposed to one $1000 something or other.
Not only do I get two guitars, but each of those guitars are just as good if not better than said new guitar.
This is a very loosely based comparison/scenerio and alot of things come into play, such as the good old waiting game that we're all accustomed to, when seeking out that one perfect guitar that you just have to have.
I just like old stuff in general, so Id rather have something that cannot be bought by someone out of a current catalog. The thrill of the chase is awesome too!
I think you'd love that Jackson, and if you have yet another pre-fmic Jackson lined up, then it sounds like you have your arsenal more or less spec'd out for now.
What color is the Rhoads?
I have several sets of EMGS that I could let go of for cheap if youre interested. They are the old style hardwired ones, and they're very worn and battle tested, so it may tie in to the rest of the guitar, if it turns out to be rough around the edges.. Thats cool that you get a case. Thats about $100 there, so that paid for the loss of your pups.