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You gonna dig up all the old threads?!?
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Hell, Gibson couldn't sell a guitar named Gibson in Japan back in the 80's and 90's. They had to use the name Orville (from Orville Gibson).
edit: damn, got suckered into a 3 year old thread!!!
Last edited by SeventhSon; 03-31-2006, 09:12 PM.Comment
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Note to Newbies: Please use the Search function to find info before starting a new thread. However, once you've found your info, please don't resurrect the thread you found unless it's to add pertinent info. Finding one of these in a shop is not pertinent as to why these models don't get just the "Jackson" logo. That news would belong in a thread by itself, preferably in the Import section.
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Jackson is a soap/detergent in Japan.Comment
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Grover is a cool name!Comment
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+1!!Originally posted by Newc
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Nah, Newc, the Japanese word for 'asshole', sounds like asshole. It's 'aho' (ah/ho-), as a loose translation of the word for idiot. Jackson in Japanese is 'Ja/koo/sewn'.Comment
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i have one ... a nice purple dinky, says Jackson on the headstock, and Grover Jackson in small letters underneath ...
it almost plays itself, and is one of the nicest guitars i have ever played
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