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The Floyd looks like an unlabeled JT500 per this site.
Tremolo Info Project, floating double locking tremolos and guitar bridges on Jackson Charvel guitars (audiozone.dk)
It's like a cheap version of the JT-590
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It's a non branded bridge.String locks on it wouldn't hold the strings in after a few days of tension. The g, b and high would pop out. I put an old jt-500 in it.
By the way mines exactly the same but with black hardware.
Nothing is branded, not even the neck plate
Stays in tune now and the pickups are not total shit. The trem floats. You can go up or down.
It's a decent beater for 100. If you are like me and have spare parts laying around.Last edited by Guest; 03-20-2021, 02:04 PM.
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DX10D. Notice the reverse inlays and Duncan designs, also the JT-500 so it’s older. Indian made not a MiJ one.
edit: Wait is this the one from that other thread? Well case solved.Database (WIP) https://mechas64castles.net/CharvelJackson.html
My collection also there!
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It's not a dx-10D. It's definitely China made. I've own a couple dx-10's
intonation isn't hard as long as the saddle screws hold .
Well maybe it.is? I just saw one on that said MIJ when I did a search. I really don't think it is though the site I saw it on was selling evh art series from Kramer before and they never made an art series with kramer, just charvel and the cheaper evh brandLast edited by Guest; 03-20-2021, 06:09 PM.
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That appears to be an 8 digit serial indicating India. First two digits would be the year, but I can't make it out.
No doubt very late '90s or early 2000s serial.
Without seeing the serial I'd say you're looking at an early DX10D (I'm 99.9% sure the Indian DX10D's had that tremolo) or a dealer run model that was popular at that time that did have that tremolo.
Chinese Jacksons didn't come until 2012.96xxxxx, 97xxxxx and 98xxxxx serials oftentimes don't indicate '96, '97 and '98.
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