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Maybe you can find an archeologists with some cave drawing from back then. In all honesty you may have to see if you can find anyone from Jackson back then on twitter or facebook and DM them. As old as some of us are, I have a feeling you're going to be hard pressed to find anyone around now days who would have been taking photos back then.
In the future though I need to remember to not buy guitars while on Nyquil
Post a picture......that might jar some memories here....
Transitioning from Retired Musician from cover bands to a Full time vocalist/frontman/guitarist in an original and covers band....it's been a while and this should get NASTY!
The original owner - who I bought the guitar from - ordered this at NAMM 89 and received it in May 89. He knew Grover and others at Jackson, and was asked if the guitar could be displayed at NAMM 90. So the story goes......
Absolutely a beautiful guitar. Fits the mold for the NAMM stuff back then, but like Don said I can't remember that one specifically.
Transitioning from Retired Musician from cover bands to a Full time vocalist/frontman/guitarist in an original and covers band....it's been a while and this should get NASTY!
FWIW and to clarify, went back and checked my notes. The original owner knew Grover - period end of sentence. It was "others at Jackson" who were there when the guitar was built in 89 that contacted the original owner about displaying at NAMM 90. NAMM or no NAMM, no big deal, no value added IMHO. Just thought a vintage pic would be interesting.....
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