'91 Solosist Custom with medium frets??

[leftykingv2]

Probably a mistake by the seller. Early Soloists with the ebony and sharkies were designated as "Customs", as opposed to the "Students" with rosewood boards and dots. So, for San Dimas-era guitars, "Soloist Custom" has a very specific meaning that has nothing to do with the ordering process. However, by '91 that was no longer the case, and production American-made Soloists from that era were simply known as the "Soloist USA."

That's what I thought too.

[murkat]

Probably a mistake by the seller. Early Soloists with the ebony and sharkies were designated as "Customs", as opposed to the "Students" with rosewood boards and dots. So, for San Dimas-era guitars, "Soloist Custom" has a very specific meaning that has nothing to do with the ordering process. However, by '91 that was no longer the case, and production American-made Soloists from that era were simply known as the "Soloist USA."

Me bad. it is a confusing thing. I reached out to a few "in the know individuals"..., usa soloist, soloist custom due to the dinky type neck heal cut out. Fine guitar never the less. Live and learn. I miss it dearly, but my Fusions get the play, and easier on me physically.

[leftykingv2]

Either way he got a killer guitar for a damn good deal.