Jackson Rhoads V RR3 Serial Number ID

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I just bought this Jackson Rhoads V. I believe its an RR3. I am not sure if that is correct? Can a forum member confirm this?

Can someone advise as to where the point of origin when and where was my Jackson Rhoads V produced.
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[Mudlark]

Yes, it's a Japanese made RR3. Is the serial 9692xxx?
If so, it'd be 2002-3.
The neck pocket would have date stamps if you'd like to narrow it down.

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Thank you Mudlark you are the coolest Canadian. Yes serial is 9692135. Although I would hate to take neck pocket out and have to intonate and readjust truss road.

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Does anyone know what type of Jackson Floyd Rose Tremolo is in a Jackson RR3? I have a picture of my Jackson RR3 including the serial number. Thanks

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[toejam]

It's a JT580LP.

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Thank you toejam U Rock!! Toejam! Is Slayerville, a city in New Jersey?

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[toejam]

You're welcome. It's really Sayreville.

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I have a Jackson Rhoads RR3 MIJ with a JT580 LP. Can I swap out the JT580LP out for an Original Floyd Rose. Will the Original Floyd Rose fit in the Jackson RR3 cavity, or will I have to do some routing on the guitar? I am also concerned about the dimension of the mounting screws for the Original Floyd Rose Will I have to fill and insert a dowel to fill the mounting holes when installing the Original Floyd Rose Tremolo System.
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[Number Of The Priest]

An Original Floyd Rose is a 100% direct replacement, no routing required. See below. Original source of info: http://audiozone.dk/index-filer/Trem...ct.htm#jt580lp

JT-580LP
Replacing with a Floyd Rose Original (or similar)
Several users have done this swap with success. The JT-580LP route seems a little larger than the JT-580 route, so there's more room for the long locking bolts of the OFR. Here's a picture posted by JCF member rjohnstone, showing a swap he did on a Jackson PC3 (in standard 440Hz tuning). Plenty of room there. Read more on intonation here.

Studs and stud inserts are typically a direct swap here too if you need that. Sometimes the new stud inserts are a wee bit too large to fit the holes in the guitar. Don't use excessive force like using a hammer to pound them in! You are running a high risk of cracking the wood around the posts. Drill to the correct size holes instead and press them in, in a controlled manner.

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