NGD 2011 USA Soloist SLH2 MAHQ Trans Red!!!

[Carbuff]

http://www.cmcguitars.com/Jackson-USA-Custom-Shop-Cloud-9-Soloist-Guitar-p/285-6055-000.htm

[toejam]

Exactly how I like my women too!

Mahogany?

[Hellbat]

Mahogany?

Yup, then they only make noise when you strum em'.

[RobRR]

Thanks guys
Grover - I agree it is hard to play anything else. I always liked Jackson but for years did not get one, something always came up( need a car repair or some other nonsense) but in 2009 I found the 2007 soloist on the used wall at GC in Cherry Hill NJ and its was in near perfect condition. I could not believe it. I played and bought it and have been completely hooked on Jackson ever since. This was my first new Jackson and hopefully won't be my last.
Red is hard to photo correctly , I will try to take a photo in the sunlight later

I remember that, was a white SL2H IIRC. I had gone back to potentially buy it just because... and it was gone. Ended up going home with an LP Robot which eventually got returned as well.

Good luck with the MAH, theyre great looking guitars, Id like a Nat Q one myself!

[Animus]

As Steve/CMC explained to me is the trans black, cherry burst and natural are considered "standard" choice colors, solid trans red, blue and green are much more limited runs and cost the dealer more and than cost the consumer more.

I played almost all of Steve's USA stock and I am really becoming a huge Jackson fan. Custom shop stuff is just incredible as much as I love the USA *standard" stuff, the custom shop is mind blowing. He had something called a cloud 9 that was just astounding to play.

Oh yeah. i can't believe he hasn't sold that Cloud Nine yet. Awesome looking guitar.

[Bryan]

Beautiful!

My redrum PC1 would photograph the exact same way. So I know your frustration of trying to share the quilt and color.

[Mikey2201]

Here is the original listing photos from CMC Guitars until i can get some new photos. My camera is shot.

http://www.cmcguitars.com/Jackson-USA-SL2H-MAHQ-Trans-Red-Soloist-Guitar-p/280-4073-8xx.htm