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I usually don't waste my time responding to trolls, but since this wes225225 guy needs educating, I'll make an exception.
Dude, you're on a Jackson forum. If you bothered to educate yourself about the guitars, you would know that the KV1 never came with a Floyd. The KV1 originally came with a Kahler fixed bridge. A previous owner converted it to TOM, which fortunately happens to be my preferred bridge type. Here's a "before pic":
As you can see, the TOM was nickel coloured, and someone had attempted to paint black bevels on the already awful white paint job. Not only that, but Kerry King had scrawled his signature on it. It was plain ugly, but it was cheap.
I decided right away that it had to be refinished, so I decided on winter camo. I did a couple of mockups.
However, I didn't really like any of the camo patterns I found, so I made up my own. The camo is done to the templates I supplied, and it came out exactly as I wanted it. I could not be happier.
Dude, you're on a Jackson forum. If you bothered to educate yourself about the guitars, you would know that the KV1 never came with a Floyd. The KV1 originally came with a Kahler fixed bridge. A previous owner converted it to TOM, which fortunately happens to be my preferred bridge type. Here's a "before pic":
As you can see, the TOM was nickel coloured, and someone had attempted to paint black bevels on the already awful white paint job. Not only that, but Kerry King had scrawled his signature on it. It was plain ugly, but it was cheap.
I decided right away that it had to be refinished, so I decided on winter camo. I did a couple of mockups.
However, I didn't really like any of the camo patterns I found, so I made up my own. The camo is done to the templates I supplied, and it came out exactly as I wanted it. I could not be happier.
Well, Jackson still does crappy Camo jobs them haha.
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