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That's a stiff price to get a bunch of messed up mods dropped on you._________________________________________________
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I feel like I've been ripped off or something.
I never got a letter OR t-shirt with my purchase!Comment
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Guy shows up on the forum to try to sell his guitar he knows nothing about and then doesn't post a reply?
I feel my soul go cold... only the dead are smiling.Comment
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Yeah, for me it's overpriced by $700-$1000 because of the mods and 99.9% of the folks will not want the Roland guitar synth.
It's not really collectible any more.Comment
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I hate when they come just for info. We do all the work... Still enjoy seeing these axes thoOriginally posted by toejam View PostGuy shows up on the forum to try to sell his guitar he knows nothing about and then doesn't post a reply? 
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The funny thing is they're going to pay ebay 10% of the selling price. A platinum membership is a lot less than that, a lot less.Comment
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I was thinking overpriced by 1500 at least. Strat 24's were never very popular to begin with. Strat guys don't like them. Dinky guys don't like them. Then add on a polarizing paint job and questionable electronics and you have a guitar that very very few guitar players would even consider owning.Originally posted by Matt_B View Post-------------------------
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I can't disagree but these are very cool guitars. I've got two of them. If this were priced fairly I might be interested. Hello? OP? Bueller?Originally posted by Grandturk View Post
Also they don't really have a name. According to the Jackson catalog, the Dinky is the true "Strat-24" :think:
EDIT: What the heck is up with the broken "thinking" emoticon on the JCF, anyways?? <insert thinking emote here>_________________________________________________
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Hmmmmm but Dinkies were 22 frets to start with... I thought Dinkies were originally Dinky Strats. Then maybe they had Strat 24s and Dinky Strat 24. Though I though Dinkies didn't get 24 frets for a while.Originally posted by Axewielder View PostAlso they don't really have a name. According to the Jackson catalog, the Dinky is the true "Strat-24" :think:-------------------------
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Yeah it's all a mess. I think the "Strat 24 Dinky" was a mistake. I compiled a timeline at one point, which I'll repost again:Originally posted by Grandturk View Post
1986: 22-fret Strat appears without being identified
1987 - 1988: 22-fret Strat is a "Strat Body", Dinky is a "Dinky Strat"
1989: 22-fret Strat is a "Vintage Style", Dinky is a "Dinky Style"
1990 - 1991 : 22-fret Strat is a "Strat", Dinky is a "Strat-24"
1993 : 22-fret Strats appear under "custom options" without being identified, Dinky is a "Custom Dinky"
1994: Dinky is a "Dinky Custom", Strats no longer appear at all
The 24-fret Strat like in this thread never appears in a catalog._________________________________________________
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Good timeline. wish there were more of them to get a good cross section of color options but if they were only a one year thing not going to be much variety-------------------------
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It was @ $800 when I saw it. I just meant that it started @ $0.99 so he is going to find the true value.
Took about a day to get where it is.Comment
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