I swear I've seen RRs and KEs without bevels before, but what about Warriors? Any pics to share? Thanks!
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Are there Jackson Warriors without bevels?
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I actually was looking for that picture to post but couldn't find it.
The bevel does add a little comfort if you're sitting, but if you're standing you're not likely to notice, just because of the position of the wrist against the body when you're sitting as opposed to standing.The 2nd Amendment: America's Original Homeland Defense.
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Huh? There is an option for this - it's called having a "flat top" or non-beveled body. And it's typically done with added body binding. (I've got a pair of custom shop Kellys like this.) Unfortunately, it's currently a masterbuilt-only option, not available on custom select orders. ...And, strangely enough, Jackson has done several custom select Kelly special runs exactly like that, but still lists it as a MB option.
IMHO, flat tops with body binding are just very classy. Works especially well with trans tops and solid colors, just like a LP. Beveled bodies were definitely an 80s thing. As far as feel, it doesn't bother me in the least. Sure, there's a harder edge there on your forearm, but it's not uncomfortable, per se. Just a little different.
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I'd bet you can get any one of a number of manufacturers to make you this on alibaba....of course it might say Jaksun for the logo, but no big deal right?I live on the edge of danger facing life and death every single day.....then I leave her at home and go disarm bombs.
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Last edited by Number Of The Priest; 02-26-2018, 02:48 PM.
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That's cool!
"Jackson Charvel Guitar Group" on Facebook.. is it a breakaway group from the JCF Facebook group?
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There are quite a few Jackson/Charvel-related groups on Facebook. To my knowledge, there are two that are considered true JCF (one for regular discussion and the other for classifieds). Generally, the more knowledgeable groups with more well-considered responses tend to be run by actual JCFers.
Some of the other groups that aren't affiliated with JCF tend to be populated by people who seem to pride themselves more on the speed and quantity of their responses rather than the accuracy of the content of their responses. I am mostly there for any possible eye candy rather than wisdom. It's difficult to take those groups seriously when you read random inaccurate answers like "Dude, the JS Series were made of swamp ash, bro!"There is also a lot of derailing in some of those "wild west" groups...
Speaking of derailing, since I started this thread, I'm going to slightly derail my own thread.That black Warrior with gold hardware is so classy and reminded me of my 1990 ESP Mirage Custom neckthru that I purchased a couple weeks ago. I still haven't fully revealed it to the JCF because it's not quite ready, but I'll post one teaser photo.
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Thanks for the lengthy answer!!
Holy shit, that ESP...Those early Mirage Custom ESP's are amazing guitars!
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I stumbled on what that black-and-gold Warrior is! It was right there on the Jackson website the whole time.
JCS SPECIAL EDITION WARRIOR SLAB BLACK (2014)
Crafted with the demands of the discernible player in mind, Jackson guitars give you the shapes, finishes and tones you love. From the venerable Rhoads, Soloist, Warrior and more, shop Jackson for the highest performance.
Here are more pics of that blood-drip Warrior posted earlier in this thread.
On the OPPOSITE end of "no bevels", here is a "persistent bevel" around the perimeter of this archtop Warrior
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