Jackson Rhoads XTRR

[roodyrocker]

Here is my only XTRR:

[toejam]

Rudy, did you buy that from Hippie Tim? Technically, it's not an XTRR since it's got a standard headstock and 24 frets, but it rules anyway!!!

[neilli]

Surely it's the body that decides it's an XTRR Joe? Sure, it's not 'production specs', but I have 3 XTRRs with normal headstocks, and Mike (I think) had that 25 fret XTRR made....

Tim's guitar was sold to Tommi in Finland, so unless Rudy bought it from Tommi already, there are two of those around.

[roodyrocker]

Rudy, did you buy that from Hippie Tim? Technically, it's not an XTRR since it's got a standard headstock and 24 frets, but it rules anyway!!!

Thanks Toejam. No, this isn't Hippietim's. He had one just like it. I bought mine off E-Bay a few years back. I always thought the XTRR was the body whether it had standard or reverse headstock and whatever number of frets.

[toejam]

Yeah, I guess you're right. Though, I always think of it more as a Dinky Rhoads like Dan Spitz had instead of the production version XTRR. I didn't know there was more than one of those either.

[metalchurch79]

Yeah, I guess you're right. Though, I always think of it more as a Dinky Rhoads like Dan Spitz had instead of the production version XTRR. I didn't know there was more than one of those either.

I agree Joe, that does kick some ass! I really like that one!

[DeathThrashAttack]

This is one kickass project man. I've always wanted to do this. I recently painted my friends Hondo RR copy this sick ass bright green and black bevels. Came out excellent.

I think we were put on this earth to put up with this heartache of being left handed man. Its like a journey of discovery.