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  • Jackson RR1 USA (think so), but 24 frets

    Can you please take a look at a picture?

    The guitar looks old (at least 2-3 years of usage, according to current fret's state).
    Has 24! frets, "FR patented tremolo" (= Licensed under Floyd-Rose patents, as it is noted on the top of FR).
    Sound good, has nice sensability.
    It is RR1, owner said - but is it possible - it has 24 frets!.
    Also there is "made in U.S.A" near Jackson mark.
    Please, tell me - is it really RR1 ?
    (and might it be U.S.A?)
    no serial number present at all.

  • #2
    24 frets and a licensed trem make it definitely not an RR1, nor a USA model. The absence of a serial number confirms it for me.

    Unless you're getting it for a great price, I'd avoid it.
    Scott

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    • #3
      it costs some 350 $ by this moment.
      But I can't understand what is it exactly.
      Looks like ps-37, but, again, 24 frets....

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      • #4
        Is that a bolt on neck? looks fishy...

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        • #5
          Originally posted by cyclope View Post
          Looks like ps-37, but, again, 24 frets....
          It's not a PS-3T, as those were Peformer models and had the scratch plate/pickguard.

          Anyway, it doesn't even look like a real Jackson RR body. Look at how the body curves and is not pointy enough.
          I feel my soul go cold... only the dead are smiling.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by toejam View Post
            Anyway, it doesn't even look like a real Jackson RR body. Look at how the body curves and is not pointy enough.
            +1. Looks like a parts-guitar mutt with a non-Jackson body.

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            • #7
              yeah, its prolly a dk1 neck with a some V mutt body lol
              Own:
              '93 Rhoads PRO, '92 Fusion Ex, '90 Soloist PRO:, Zoom GFX-5 + moar shitty pedals, Marshall mg15 DFX

              Dreamin abt:
              w/e catches my eyes ATM
              More '90 Professionals

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              • #8
                Just for the neck it might be worth it though..

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                • #9
                  Not a Jackson body for sure, cause there's too much space between the Floyd and the "V" part of the body.

                  It's re-logo'd something or other, and not worth $350 only because it will be hard to re-sell it if you decide to.
                  'Howling in shadows
                  Living in a lunar spell
                  He finds his heaven
                  Spewing from the mouth of hell'

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                  • #10
                    I would pick it up just for parts, looks like it has an EMG 85 neck and either and 89 or 81tw bridge , that along with what looks to be a DK1 neck is worth over 350. ... but thats just me.

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                    • #11
                      ok. great. maybe someone know a link to the site, where I can browse old Jackson's photos (yhink, for 96 y.)? thanks

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                      • #12
                        www.audiozone.dk has a lot of old catalogs scanned in.
                        Scott

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                        • #13
                          ok. thanks.

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                          • #14
                            Looks not to be a Jackson body at least. Also note the volume knob position. It looks too close to the pickup.
                            Tone is like Art: Your opinion is valid. Listen, learn, have fun, draw your own conclusions.

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                            • #15
                              It is Indian Rhoads. Sure, no serial... Sounds some better, than it is looks like.
                              Strange model anyway

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