Freddy Krueger Jackson

[diablomozart]

Re: Freddy Krueger Jackson

bolt-on custom shop strat...tracy is very particular about his guitars, so i'd bet it's all original, the way it came from the factory...d.m.

[Boxcar Willie 84]

Re: Freddy Krueger Jackson

Can you dig it?... http://www.collectguitars.com/Gear/TJenkins.htm

If you really wanna know you could hop over to Charvel Central and ask ol' Tracy himself.

[ May 05, 2003, 01:36 PM: Message edited by: Boxcar Willie 84 ]

[StuTDavis]

Re: Freddy Krueger Jackson

Can't tell on that headstock with that pic at that size...what does it say by "Jackson"?

Can't tell if it's neck-through or bolt-on, either...anybody know?

I guess someone could order a Custom Shop guitar with rosewood and dots, sure, but is it?

My wild guess guess is an aftermarket graphic added to the guitar. If you wanted a graphic like that (or pretty much any other) added to a guitar, GMW could get it done, no problem. It would be the cost of the graphic ($600-1200 I'd guess, depending on the graphic) plus the amount of color/finish coats ($175-250 I think). Something to think about, if you have a lot of extra money, get it done to a guitar you already know you love to play. [img]images/icons/smile.gif[/img]

[SARJ]

Re: Freddy Krueger Jackson

I'm positive it wasn't a custom shop now. It's basicaly a Jackson Strat from around 1987 or 1988. As far as the graphic goes it looked like it could have been factory. Here are the specs on the one I saw:

One Jackson covered humbucker and one single coil.

JT6 bridge

One volume and a 3 way toggle switch

Bolt-on

Headstock said Jackson of course and in samll print towards the end of the headstock it said "Made In USA".

As far as woods it had a quartersawn maple neck without the scarf joint and the body was very heavy. Maybe it had a maple body too.

$400 bucks...............I felt cheated.

Basicaly it looked just like the pic at the beginning of this thread.

[LouSiffer]

Re: Freddy Krueger Jackson

The Freddy Krueger graphic is a factory grahic. Again, not one of a kind. There were several of these....I know where one is at right now with a maple board. Lots of buckle rash on the back though. They may have hired a an outside artist to do it...but, they were shipped from Jackson this way.-Lou