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Doesn't the headstock glow in the dark, more than the logo? 
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Popular is not the same as good
Rare is not the same as valuable
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Might as well add some more....
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uh huh...Popular is not the same as good
Rare is not the same as valuable
Worth is what someone will pay, not what you want to getComment
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You're right. My bad.Originally posted by neilli View PostDoesn't the headstock glow in the dark, more than the logo?Comment
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OK I'm pulling out the big guns.
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WTF, can i see the rest of this one.
Originally posted by xenophobe View PostMight as well add some more....
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lol... there is no rest of that one. It's a horrible photoshop. I made it for some thread we were talking about headstock options for 7 and 8 string guitarsOriginally posted by j2379 View PostThe 2nd Amendment: America's Original Homeland Defense.Comment
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Which explains why the 7 and 8 strings are so thin.Originally posted by xenophobe View PostComment
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Thanks everyone, this was very helpful. Still debating on which logo, leaning towards 90s at 80%, black logo on a snow white headstock.Last edited by rp108; 05-17-2015, 09:41 PM.Comment
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I thought it also had something to do with where they put the made in us part, I noticed a lot of San dimas era were kind of under the jackson, and later it moved to behind the jackson......Comment
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Most of the non-reverse headstocks I have seen, have the TM partially obstructed by a tuner.
But the R's don't seem to have that issue.
R didn't appear until 86.
But we've seen TM appear as late as 89.
Of course, this doesn't really make a bit of difference, but its something to think about when discussing location.
Why would one be obscured while the other is not, unless the logo was different?Comment
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Here are consecutive SNs J2365 (black) has the R and made in USA beside the logo and J2366 (white) has the TM that is sorta covered by the tuning key washer because the made in USA is under the logo... 1986 being the year of these two
and here is a 1990 Rhoads...
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