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Have seen it once. Was for sale on Yahoo Japan in Jan 2019.
Only saved one picture I'm sorry.
Only saved one picture I'm sorry.
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Awesome - I saw that one too! I actually have one of these ones, pictured below. I reckon I've only seen the one you've seen and one other (referring to the TOM type), in the transparent denim-blue finish.Originally posted by saffamarkus View PostHave seen it once. Was for sale on Yahoo Japan in Jan 2019.
Only saved one picture I'm sorry.
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Have you measured the scale length and confirmed it to be 25.5”?Originally posted by Jr. View Post
Awesome - I saw that one too! I actually have one of these ones, pictured below. I reckon I've only seen the one you've seen and one other (referring to the TOM type), in the transparent denim-blue finish.
I have a regular AT Pro and 750XL.
I also have the infamous 2007ish? Sam Ash “SL2H” which is really a MIJ 25.5” arch top.
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Hey Don, yep, it's 25.5"/648mm, as is the purple burst one with Schaller that I have.Originally posted by DonP View Post
Got any pics of the infamous Sam Ash model? Sounds intriguing!
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No pics. Here is a link to google pics though.Originally posted by Jr. View Post
https://www.google.com/search?q=Sam+...w=1600&bih=757
They only came in two styles, a metallic black with EMG's or a blue maple flametop with Duncan '59 and JB. I have the blue one.
At first I didn't like these and ignored them, but then I found one at a Sam Ash in 2013 and picked it up. It turned into one of my favorites. Great for chunky metal. Real tight for a guitar with JB.Last edited by DonP; 01-06-2023, 04:25 PM.Comment
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Mate that looks absolutely fantastic. Interesting to see it is 25.5" too, always assumed they were 24.75" like the AT Pro's / 750XLsOriginally posted by DonP View PostComment
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That was a beauty!! Congrats to whoever scored it.Originally posted by saffamarkus View Post
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So this popped up on Ebay Australia today. They say it's a 1999 Grover Jackson Japan "Supreme Series" S-330 Neckthrough Soloist.
Maybe the year is wrong, but maybe this is the guitar Dr Evil said he has?
At first I thought, ooh, we have one of those Japan model soloists in Fender scale. Then I saw the back. Neck through!
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Woah! This is the rarest Japanese Jackson model of all time! Never thought I would see one asides from in the Catalog. Super tempting, seems like a pretty fair price.Originally posted by Genebaby View PostSo this popped up on Ebay Australia today. They say it's a 1999 Grover Jackson Japan "Supreme Series" S-330 Neckthrough Soloist.
Maybe the year is wrong, but maybe this is the guitar Dr Evil said he has?
At first I thought, ooh, we have one of those Japan model soloists in Fender scale. Then I saw the back. Neck through!
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I hope someone snaps this up and does a decent video/audio recording with it. This is the only production model I've heard of that only has one known example, lol. I wonder how rare the Japanese aficionados think it is, being a JDM model.Originally posted by Genebaby View PostSo this popped up on Ebay Australia today. They say it's a 1999 Grover Jackson Japan "Supreme Series" S-330 Neckthrough Soloist.
Maybe the year is wrong, but maybe this is the guitar Dr Evil said he has?
At first I thought, ooh, we have one of those Japan model soloists in Fender scale. Then I saw the back. Neck through!
This example, however, looks nowhere near as good as the purple one in the 1999 GJ catalogue. I suppose it could always be resprayed.Comment
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Originally posted by Genebaby View PostSo this popped up on Ebay Australia today. They say it's a 1999 Grover Jackson Japan "Supreme Series" S-330 Neckthrough Soloist.
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