jackson usa bolt on (80's) suggestion needed

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[tonemonster]

who's flip flop is that in the one pic?

[caneparo]

Me. You know when you wake up in the morning

[1fastdog]

THose are some of the absolute best bolt-on guitars ever done, IMO. Congrats!

[GuerillaPete]

Very niiiiice. Indeed a 'true' San Dimas Jackson. Congrats.

How's the neck on it? I love the neck on my '87.

[caneparo]

The neck is incredibly fast and looks like brand new. Quality materials right there

[caneparo]

tried this at reharsals with my band.
It has great playability, rich harmonics, great over alternate picking and fast sweeping arpeggios, incredible feel on the back
The tone is something unbelievable, can play anything from thrash metal to blues. roll back the volume knob and you'll quickly pass from the high gain output to a mild bluesy crunch. A versatile instrument, capable of giving you the best "sound" out of what you play. beware that it really gives the feel and dynamics of what you play, therefore you must be smooth and clean in your playing, otherwise mistakes will be emphasized.
A professional instrument indeed, it has 25 years and really little signs of times (some scratches and the bars a bit consumpted), I can't believe it came to me as the cheapest electric guitar I've ever bought.

[SixstringKing]

Consider yourself lucky then! I think Jackson USA has and still is making some of the best damn guitars out there! Period! Other than my LP R9, I don't play anything else. I'll pick up one of my Charvels from time to time or one of my JEMs for shits n giggles, my Jacksons are the "go to" guitars for me.