help needed to identify a guitar

[guillaume]

hello,
can someone please help me to identify this guitar ?
there is "professional" printed on the headstock so it's probably made in japan ?
I bought it between 1990 and 1996...
thank you very much for your help

Guillaume

[guillaume]

[Brooke]

you can go to audiozone.dk and look through the old catalog scans.

Looks like an old soloist of some sort to me.

[Franx]

hello,
there is "professional" printed on the headstock so it's probably made in japan ?

Yes, Jackson Professional is Made in Japan ! Looks like a 1992 Fusion HH (?) See the catalog scan:

http://audiozone.dk/cm/displayimage.php?album=31&pos=13

Very nice guitar !

[wilczywilk]

Right - lovely axe.

[mustaine-who?]

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I'm not really a "wood" guy..but that sure is purrrrrty...

Looks like some Dimarzio PuPs...

[sonicsamurai]

I'm not really a "wood" guy..but that sure is purrrrrty...

+1 colour not for me, but its SHINY!!

[isaac311]

Very beautiful guitar. What is the difference between Fusion and Soloist?

[Vass]

Soloist= neck through and Fender scale length
Fusion= bolt on & Gibson scale length- Hence fusion- a dinky stratocaster guitar on 24.75 inch Gibson shorter scale. Fusion of Stratocaster and Gibson characteristics.

Vass

[straycat]

Fusion is a bolt on soloist is a neck thru.Likely a fusion because the neck overhang is right close to the neck pickup.Fusion H-H had a 3 way toggle not a blade switch.
Thats a nice one.JT-580 trem swapped out bridge pickup.Like Vass said 24.75 = short scale.

[isaac311]

^^Thanks for clearing that up

[guillaume]

thank you for your answers

[VitaminG]

Yes, Jackson Professional is Made in Japan ! Looks like a 1992 Fusion HH (?) See the catalog scan:

http://audiozone.dk/cm/displayimage.php?album=31&pos=13

Very nice guitar !

but that catalogue scan is of a Fusion Plus!

As straycat said, the Fusion HH had a 3-way toggle.

The Fusion Plus (which this is) had a 5-way megaswitch, which gives you a couple of coil-splitting sounds in the 2nd & 4th positions. Great guitars. Here's mine: