Looking for some ID help

[82artist]

Hi all, I just got my old usa jackson back from a friend I had traded with years ago. As far as I know, it's some model soloist, it is neck thru, hardtail and a headstock like the slsmg, but I bought it used in the late 90's or early 2000's. Serial # is ***Uo 57 45***
I will try to get a pic or two tommorrow. I appreciate any help info you guy's can come up with. Thanks.

[neilli]

From that description, it sounds like an SLS (super light soloist).

[Nightbat]

But early S/N to be a SLS isn't it?

[ralph]

could also be an AT-1T

http://audiozone.dk/guitargallery/?c...1996Page04.jpg

EDIT: didnt realise these were bolt on

[RacerX]

Serial # is ***Uo 57 45***

1998, Ontario California factory.

I will try to get a pic or two tommorrow.

Why not get the pics, then post a thread?

[RacerX]

But early S/N to be a SLS isn't it?

Nope! http://audiozone.dk/guitargallery/?c...1998Page04.jpg

[Corpsegrinder88]

Is it an actual hard tail or a string through body with TOM bridge?

You know a lot of people get those 2 confused.

[82artist]

RacerX, Wifes on vacation and she has the camera with her. The link you posted looks like the one, 'cept mine is finished in trans blue.
Corpsegrinder88, It's a hardtail for sure, no string thru body. Thanks for everybodys help, much appreciated.

[toejam]

RacerX, Wifes on vacation and she has the camera with her. The link you posted looks like the one, 'cept mine is finished in trans blue.
Corpsegrinder88, It's a hardtail for sure, no string thru body. Thanks for everybodys help, much appreciated.

The link RacerX posted does not show a guitar with a hardtail bridge either. It's a TOM (tune-o-matic) with stop tail piece.

Here's a guitar with an actual hardtail bridge.
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