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the last Jackson Randy Rhoads owned. The black RR modern one.
complete specs and pics would be great!
need them for my second guitar project
complete specs and pics would be great!
need them for my second guitar project
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10. Jackson Randy Rhoads - Randy's third custom made guitar. I'd heard he wanted to call it the Concorde. Built in 1981.
11. Jackson Randy Rhoads - One of a few guitars being built for Randy at the time of his death.
Those are the descriptions for the last two...although I don't know how accurate they are
*Note* The early "Concorde" in the 4th picture looks very similar to the LTD Jackson or w/e it's referred to as, just with sharkfin inlays and a string-thru bridge, while I then believe the 2/3 other prototypes had the reverse sharkfin inlays and longer horns and all the other standard features of the rr1.Last edited by anuske9; 10-19-2007, 10:04 AM.-Adam -
click on the top of this page on the JCF-YCE. 2 limited runs were done for this board that I think are the specs of the black one.Comment
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Actually it was stated that the JCF-01 was built from different specs than the missing 83 NAMM Rhoads - the ones they were working on when he died didn't exist. They were just piles of wood, not even rough-shaped.
The PCS series was touted as being like the black one, though I'm not sure how exact they are.
After the Concorde fiasco, I doubt seriously they'll make one just like his black one. Last I heard it takes an act of Congress to even get the smaller fins on anything.I want to depart this world the same way I arrived; screaming and covered in someone else's blood
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On any browser I've tried the JCF-02 link is broken...Originally posted by Rich#6 View Post-AdamComment
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JCF02 was probably not added to the link. It was a tribut to Robbin Crosby. Big Red double Rhoads aka large King V.Originally posted by anuske9 View PostScott
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This describes the first two prototypes:
"Originally, this guitar was to be called the The Original SIN. His second flying v which was black with a silver pickguard and string thru body bridge was going to be called the Concorde. Randy re-designed these newer 'Concordes' or production models with a longer "horn" because he felt too many people were relating his white Pinstripe- V to a Flying V. His v's both had maple bodies with maple thru body necks. This guitar features Grover locking tuners and a pair of DiMarzio humbucking pickups, a Super Distortion (bridge) and a PAF (neck). The SIN had a standard blocked vintage-style tremolo." -Wikipedia
And this is the Namm one, I believe:
http://www.seanmichaelclegg.com/gallery.html
Ignore the creepy guy...That apparently is the guitar that was finished for Randy Rhoads after his death.Last edited by anuske9; 10-19-2007, 03:51 PM.-AdamComment
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Does the guitar have Jumbo frets?Comment
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did you order the first one yet?Comment
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doubtful; randy preferred tall skinny frets.
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