Jackson RR 1 Black with white Bevels mi

[Alex84]

Hey Guys, I got my hands on a nice RR 1,
I just want to know more about it.
It is a black one with white Bevels, but it lacks a serial number, but it has a sticker with work order number etc in the trem spring route.
I heard that it is also possible this would be an employee build.
I will post pics later on.
Actually I never seen one like it before.
Any advice how to get more information?
Thanks in advance

[Alex84]

Jackson RR 1, possible Employee build, no serial https://imgur.com/gallery/kItLFTz

[Alex84]

Jackson RR 1, possible Employee build, no serial https://imgur.com/gallery/kItLFTz

[Alex84]

I got it with opened scarf joint, which i already fixed, I got it as a real steal for 500 euros.
I reshot the crack and headstock, but I will reshot the neck once more, to get it to the same quality as the headstock face.

[Alex84]

As you can see there is one work order sticker clear coated, and another one covering it, outside the coat.
There is also this yellow circular sticker, i read it as JC.
Thanks for any advice or hints.
Sorry for multiple posts, having a hard time posting here with logging out, dialogs popping up etc.

[Alex84]

Sorry for spelling mistakes, but it is impossible to edit, server error 500 and logging out.

[pianoguyy]

strings are on backwards

[pianoguyy]

i'm sure this is just a camera angle
but that body looks too big

[Number Of The Priest]

Congratulations! Would love to see more photos after you perform the full neck restoration.

[Alex84]

https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/foru...page=20&page=1

Here someone asked about similar painted KV2.
So I posted there too.

"Hey guys, I wanted to ask about my RR since I found a thread here about a cousin of my guitar, at least of it ls quite rare painting scheme


So, I got this beautiful RR https://m.imgur.com/gallery/kItLFTz for a great price, but in bad condition, the scarf joint on the neck opened after it was dropped (luckily it was not glued correctly, so it really just was a paint damage). So i repaired it and partly resprayed it with clear coat, but I want to get all respraying work to the quality level I reached on the headstock face. (cracks etc are all under the clearcoat and I managed to fill a lot of the delamination. ,
It has no serial number, and I cannot see that there ever was one.
But it plays at least as great as any of the other USA Jacksons I have played.
I am really curios about its history, the #1 on the trem cavity sticker, also this J. C. or T. C. sticker. (I Googled, there is a master builder over at Fender with name J. C.)
Thank you! "

I found the pictures before repair, be brave guys 😂

Jackson RR 1 before my repair https://imgur.com/gallery/MJS6LM4
Thank you

[Number Of The Priest]

Looks like you did a great job so far with the repair. Would love to see more post-repair pics taken from the sides of the neck, similar to the image gallery that shows the damage and fretboard separation from multiple angles.

[Alex84]

Yes, you are right, the most interesting parts have been eft out in my shots, I will put them up later.
I will try to show what is under the clearcoat.