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Too bad it's being held for such a high ransom. We should probably send in the SEALs to get it back over here._________________________________________________
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Originally posted by Axewielder View PostToo bad it's being held for such a high ransom. We should probably send in the SEALs to get it back over here.
I have to admit, that's by far the nicest cockdragon I've seen.The 2nd Amendment: America's Original Homeland Defense.
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Originally posted by xenophobe View PostYou'd buy that for a grand, wouldn't you? lol
I have to admit, that's by far the nicest cockdragon I've seen.
GEAR:
#1 2001 MIJ Jackson DK-2 (IG Smoke Stack II,IG Pig Iron & 79' Gibson T-Top)
#2 1995 MIK modded Fender squire (IG Rollings Mills,SD SC-101, IG Iron Slag)
#3 2001 MIK Squier Stagemaster Deluxe[Fender TripleBucker]
#4 2007 MIJ DKMG/DXMG Jackson (IG VOLTS)
#5 1985 MIA Gibson SG Special (EMG 85 & H)
#6 1999 MIK ESP LTD M107
AMPS:
1989 Randall RG 100 ES;Randall RH 200;Peavey 412 ms;two Early 70's Woodson 212's
ART SGX 2000 w/x15 ultrafoot;ART MutiVerb
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Originally posted by VitaminG View Post
welp.. shit just went to movie in the head
JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT IT WAS SAFE TO PLAY GUITAR ALONE.. <dramatic music> enters COCK DRAGON!!!! which bestows awesome playing to the processor and endorser of the COCK DRAGON.. <stripper music>
i believe i might be far too **** atm..GEAR:
#1 2001 MIJ Jackson DK-2 (IG Smoke Stack II,IG Pig Iron & 79' Gibson T-Top)
#2 1995 MIK modded Fender squire (IG Rollings Mills,SD SC-101, IG Iron Slag)
#3 2001 MIK Squier Stagemaster Deluxe[Fender TripleBucker]
#4 2007 MIJ DKMG/DXMG Jackson (IG VOLTS)
#5 1985 MIA Gibson SG Special (EMG 85 & H)
#6 1999 MIK ESP LTD M107
AMPS:
1989 Randall RG 100 ES;Randall RH 200;Peavey 412 ms;two Early 70's Woodson 212's
ART SGX 2000 w/x15 ultrafoot;ART MutiVerb
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Originally posted by Brandenburg View Postahh so i must take this as you admitting that you have been a closet cock dragon connoisseur in the past.. and have probably seen more than one lol.. i bet your secretly looking at one now.. arnt you?
Seriously though... It's an 88, one of the pinnacle years for Jackson bolt-ons. it's a one hum Dinky body with rev headstock ebony board with mop dots. If it came with a OFR and Floyd nut, I'm willing to bet a number of people would jump at that guitar for $1000.
I would instantly send the body out to be stripped and refinished... probably GMW... And I don't think it would hurt the value of the guitar, in my opinion. And then it would be awesome.The 2nd Amendment: America's Original Homeland Defense.
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Originally posted by xenophobe View PostYou'd buy that for a grand, wouldn't you? lolOriginally posted by xenophobe View PostIt's an 88, with rev headstock ebony board with mop dots.
I was thinking the same thing. But it is an 88 Dinky not an 88 Strat.
Hell, you don't even need to refinish it. They sell faux-finishes - those cellophane sheets that stick to the guitar. For $20 you keep the original finish for resale, and get to cover it up at the same time.
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Originally posted by xenophobe View Post
I would instantly send the body out to be stripped and refinished... probably GMW... And I don't think it would hurt the value of the guitar, in my opinion. And then it would be awesome.
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Originally posted by pianoguyy View PostI was thinking the same thing. But it is an 88 Dinky not an 88 Strat.
Hell, you don't even need to refinish it. They sell faux-finishes - those cellophane sheets that stick to the guitar. For $20 you keep the original finish for resale, and get to cover it up at the same time.
At that point in time everything was going RIGHT for manufacturing. I think 87-89 are the best years for Jackson bolt on. It think it's because they moved to a much larger facility offering more room and comfort as well as adding more tooling and they weren't as rushed or cramped... better environment, some new equipment, room to optimizie custom production, etc... I know it sounds like I'm completely talking out of my ass but there are a number of other Jackson collectors who feel exactly the way I do about them.
Originally posted by Vass View PostYou monster.Originally posted by AAEA View Postthis would be sacrilegious to the cock dragon and to all things Jackson. there must be a "worst" jackson custom shop out there to give basis for all other jacksons.The 2nd Amendment: America's Original Homeland Defense.
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Originally posted by xenophobe View PostOh, I didn't even think about that... yeah, you're right you could do a vinyl wrap or something.
At that point in time everything was going RIGHT for manufacturing. I think 87-89 are the best years for Jackson bolt on. It think it's because they moved to a much larger facility offering more room and comfort as well as adding more tooling and they weren't as rushed or cramped... better environment, some new equipment, room to optimizie custom production, etc... I know it sounds like I'm completely talking out of my ass but there are a number of other Jackson collectors who feel exactly the way I do about them.
lol, you both say that but NEITHER OF YOU own your own cockdragon and likely never will. So the shame is on YOU!
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