identify this V please(sorry if wrong)

[Burran]

hello guys i am new here

need help on this one

seller says its an jackson king v and that is probably it...

the serial number is 9637249 and its an 22fret bolt on neck with seymour duncan pickups and an liscensed floyd

pick of the guitar can be seen here

http://www.vendolin.se/Annonce_Detail.asp?rub=&annonceid=5607304

i suspect that its an japan made V but to be honest i am not sure

could you experts please help me... and if this is posted wrong i am very sorry
cheers
//Eric

[Newc]

I'm thinking older Japan-made KVX10D. The KV3 had 22 frets but only one knob, and the older X10D had Volume and Tone and 22 frets, then they went to 24 frets without the trem on the X10.

[RacerX]

Sorry, Newc, once again you are wrong. There was no KVX10D model, the ser# is from around 1998, and the specs match a KV3 exactly (including the input jack on the upper wing).

See http://audiozone.dk/cm/displayimage....617&fullsize=1

[Burran]

thank you guys you rock

so its an KV3?

any comments on that guitar

i am gonna get it quite cheap so i am thinking to make a projekt guitar out of it

what do you guys think the guitar is worth( i live in sweden btw so i think the prices is a little diffrent btw)

once again thank you for your help

[shadowcat]

Definitely a KV3, they had one just like that at a local store for years until a buddy of mine who worked there finally bought it. That one had volume & tone too, as well as the satin chrome hardware.

[Newc]

Hmmm. I don't recall my KV3 having a Tone knob. Or am I thinking of the Kelly I had?

I dunno, it's not been a good year for me so far

[Burran]

ohh man... i was to slow

seller says it has been sold


well my search goes on ( might just buy an KVX10 instead)

anyway thankg you guys for your help

[shadowcat]

Bet it was your Kelly Newc.

And how great that we can check the catalogues:

http://audiozone.dk/cm/displayimage.php?album=53&pos=12