What can you guys tell me about this RR?

[seek and destroy]

Hey guys I bought this guitar some time ago and am just curiouse what you guys could tell me about it and how much it may be worth?





Im not sure but I think its an import. Its an awesome guitar but I havent been able to find anybody that can tell me anything about it. Thanks for the help,
~Seek

[Nazgul]

Jackson Randy Rhoads Professional...90s..MIJ...very good guitars! Worth around 600$ I'm looking for one btw, but I have some other things in mind to buy before it. Let me know if you decide to sell it!

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[Danacus]

Made in Japan

[kelly user]

dear god, please don't ever sell that guitar if you are smart. thats one of the best that jackson has ever made it professional series gimme a serial and ill get a year for you or if ron doesnt beat me too the punch

[Spivonious]

I'd say $600 is a bit high, if you meant US$ Naz. I'd expect to see that guitar with a hardshell go for around $350-$400 in a store. Still, I love the Pro series japanese jacksons. They are great guitars.

[NextInLine]

Check Henrik's site (jackson1)

https://www.audiozone.dk

This part is related to your guitar

http://www.audiozone.dk/index-filer/JacksonRhoadsInfo.htm

[kelly user]

damn.... they beat me....... does anyone know how to bypass a security server my school computers blocks out henrik's site for some reason.

[seek and destroy]

Right on! thanks guys you rule! I was hoping it would be worth more since noone could tell me about it but I figured as much since it has a licensed Floyd. Ill check out the site you guys posted and I doubt Ill ever sell it but Ill let you guys know if I do. And Im at work right now but Ill get you a serial number asap. I'de love to know when it was built.

[seek and destroy]

Wow theres some info on there thats awesome! So my next question is, the guitar had EMGs when I got it, is this an upgrade to the JH-3/J-50N that came in the guitar originally? If not I'de love to get this guitar back to the way it was originally made. Also the knobs are changed as well. I was considering changing the bridge to an OFR if possible. What do you guys recommend?

I need to do something with this guitar cause it doesnt sound right to me I need to check on the electronics and make sure the original owner didnt screw with it too much. Is it worth it to keep this guitar as original as possible or should I go ahead and replace the bridge and tinker with it to make it sound better?

[Nazgul]

There's nothing wrong with that bridge (well, there shouldnt be)...JT590 is a Schaller made trem which is really close to the OFR in terms of quality.

As for the pickups, I dont know. That depends on what tone you like.

Yeah, definetly change the knobs to the original black domes. The ones that are now on it look ugly.

[Special-K]

^^ I agree with Nazgul, put the original domes back

I would like such a guitar...
But I`m already saving money for my future Jackson RR3 which is almost
the same but it`s not neck thru and some other little changes...

[seek and destroy]

Does anybody know where I can get the trem arm for the FR? I have a bunch of various floyd trem arms but none fit quite right.

[Nazgul]

maybe check Dave at www.fretsonthenet.com. He's a member here btw - Budman68 .
Other alternatives are www.stewmac.com and www.allparts.com .

[rjohnstone]

I'd say $600 is a bit high, if you meant US$ Naz. I'd expect to see that guitar with a hardshell go for around $350-$400 in a store. Still, I love the Pro series japanese jacksons. They are great guitars.

I hope you're kidding.
The original Pro series are every bit as good as the USA versions.
All the way down to the ebony boards and real MOP inlays.
$600 is more than a fair price for a neck-thru Rhoads... without a case.

[RacerX]

I'd say $600 is a bit high, if you meant US$ Naz. I'd expect to see that guitar with a hardshell go for around $350-$400 in a store.

No way...PROs have been going up in value. 600+ range US is correct.


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