New Guy, Just purshased 1990 USA Jackson Fusion

[WayneB03]

Great site! I just wanted to say a quick hi to everyone and post some pics of my recent purchase. I made the purchase a little over a week ago and honestly can't put it down. I was looking around the store and saw this beauty and decided to try it out and bought it. The original receipt states 1990 USA Jackson Fusion # 430 and came with the orig case. It's in awesome condition. Here is a couple of quick pics.. Wayne

[seafoamer]

Oooh, another Electric Blue 1990, just like my old soloist.

Gorgeous!

[Jayster]

Congrats. Welcome on board.

[Axewielder]

Nice! Looks to be all stock, too.

[Ben...]

Nice Fusion! Welcome to the board!

[tonemonster]

Sweet guitar Wayne. I have two fusions and I love them. GREAT guitars. that goofy "wah" type effect that the switch kicks on is way cool and usable. I replaced the bridge pups in mind. I have a Bill Lawrence in one and Seymour Duncan JB in the other. the seymour wails in that guitar. becareful though....those skinny necks on the fusions are addicting!!!!!!

Congrats and welcome!

[WayneB03]

Thanks for the welcomes & comments.. As far as I can tell it's all original. The condition is amazing and it only has a very small ding on the back otherwise awesome shape.. The FR states Jackson, licensed and was made in Germany by Schaller. I don't have a manual on the pups or wiring and this is is my first Jackson so, I will have to do some more surfing on the site. Thanks- Wayne

[Evil Homer]

I'm not sure about this, but I think there wasn't many Fusions made in USA. Most of them made in Japan.

Am I right?

[Oblivion99]

Wow that fusion does look really great, nice score! Enjoy it man, and welcome to the board.

[Vass]

Sweet axe. I have two Fusion Pro's and they're 2 of my favorite guitars. The short scale just works for me with the thin neck.

I put a Super D in one and have EMG's in the other. Think I'm going to pull the Super D- it sounds trebly, even for a SD! Might try a JB and see how that works out.

[Newc]

I'm not sure about this, but I think there wasn't many Fusions made in USA. Most of them made in Japan.

Am I right?

Partially right. There were around 1200 Fusion USAs made at that time, and somewhere around #1200 they went to the Dinky USA. I think they kept the Fusion Pro for a little while longer, but I'm not sure on that.

[Model 88]

Congrats very nice . I also own a USA Fusion and love the thin neck .

Newc are saying 1200 in all or at serial number 1200 . I have a USA Fusion with a 00150X serial . According the catalog is looks like the Professional version hung around until 1995 . Granted it was not like the 90-91 with ebony , MOP and schaller .

Vass , if think the PROs have a thin neck you need to find a USA . The PROs feel like baseball bat compared to the USA .

[Voyager1000]

great score !

welcome to the forum.

[Vass]

Congrats very nice . I also own a USA Fusion and love the thin neck .

Newc are saying 1200 in all or at serial number 1200 . I have a USA Fusion with a 00150X serial . According the catalog is looks like the Professional version hung around until 1995 . Granted it was not like the 90-91 with ebony , MOP and schaller .

Vass , if think the PROs have a thin neck you need to find a USA . The PROs feel like baseball bat compared to the USA .

Heh. Now I have a new guitar target to add to the list....RR1, Nightswan, something with a Sustainer, and a USA Fusion.

Weird. I keep buying guitars, but the list keeps getting longer...


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[Bluedinky]

gorgeous!