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1990 Jackson profession need help identifying what model
1990 Jackson profession need help identifying what model
I purchased this Jackson the other day I do not know what model it is and would love some help with identifying it. If you have any info for me it would be much appreciated.
Images : http://imgur.com/a/e9OXB
It's a 1990 Soloist Pro I believe. I tried to post a link for more information but was unable to so if you want more information go to audiozone.dk and look up the Jackson professional series.
I thought so. I was just thrown off because I guess the previous owner replaced a knob with a switch and changed the pick ups. Worth fixing it up? When I bought it I was planning on stripping the paint and custom painting it. My fiancé and I are having a son soon and his name is going to be Jackson so I planned to put his foot prints and paint other stuff on it. I just wanted a cheap beat up Jackson so I could do that. I don’t think I want to mess around with this one like that.
What I can tell from the pictures you posted is that the Jackson on the headstock is Mother of pearl and the fretboard is Ebony with pearl inlays and Schaller floyd rose which tells me it's a Pro. Not all Jackson professional series were Pros.
Value is dependent on the condition! That being said plenty of people looking for a worthy restoration project and that one's The one most everyone wants! IMHO.
I work at a pawn shop and the boss man said he didn’t want it because it was too neat up and I had plans for a Jackson guitar anyway so I offered the lady 15 not knowing what it was honestly.
YOU SCORED!!! You can't get a used budget guitar for $15 these days, let alone a top-tier Japanese Jackson for that.
Bridge pickup looks like a standard-spaced DiMarzio of some sort. Neck and middle pickups look like Seymour Duncan Cool Rails or Hot Rails. Those aren't original, but you can't even buy one of those pickups for the $15 you spent on the WHOLE guitar
EDIT: I got too excited about the amazing score that I forgot to congratulate you on the imminent arrival of your new son... and to comment that this thread is three Canadians (myself, Mudlark, and Bossrock70) patting you on the back!
Yeah $15 bucks is up there in terms of all time scores. I’m a huge fan of the professional pros. The tale that goes round is that Jackson stopped with the Pro level because it was eating into the USA biz because the quality between the two was so close but the price point wasn’t.
Funny. Even in bad cosmetic condition with mods the pawn shop left an easy $500 on the table. Probably more.
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