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  • Jackson Custom Shop Terms...

    What does this mean?
    ...
    -Scalloped heel/horn
    -Jack types: oval plate and panel type
    -Binding Over Frets
    -Neck Back Shape (what's the difference between the two?)
    -Custom Block Lettering under logo
    -Oiled Neck

    That's all. Thanks!
    Jackson SL2H (nebula) '08
    Gibson Les Paul Standard (ebony) '03
    Marshall JCM800 50W + Marshall 2x12

  • #2
    Binding over frets= that means what it says...
    The binding goes over on the frets over the whole fretboard...

    Custom Block Lettering under the Jackson Logo
    You can there put your name or whatever.

    Oiled Neck = The neck doesn`t have a finish but, it`s just oiled
    wood... IMO is this neck many times better because it`s faster..
    Cold Hollow Machinery

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    • #3
      Scalloped heel/horn= The cutaway where the neck meets the body for more neck access to the higher frets.

      Jack types: oval plate and panel type= standard Jackson oval mounting plate or panel type which is the Fender Strat type used on the "V's".

      Neck Back Shape (what's the difference between the two?)= this is the convex shape at the back of the neck, Solist style, RR, KV and Dinky thicknesses and shape.
      Tone is like Art: Your opinion is valid. Listen, learn, have fun, draw your own conclusions.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Bengal65 View Post

        Jack types: oval plate and panel type= standard Jackson oval mounting plate or panel type which is the Fender Strat type used on the "V's".
        Hmm. That's strange because they have a "strat style" option too.
        Jackson SL2H (nebula) '08
        Gibson Les Paul Standard (ebony) '03
        Marshall JCM800 50W + Marshall 2x12

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Mario8672 View Post
          Hmm. That's strange because they have a "strat style" option too.
          Probably a surface-mounted oval plate versus a surface mounted rectangular plate with the Strat-style being the embedded type.
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