model identification

[Lmurdock]

Model identification: CWJ1502718

[metalhobo]

can't id from a serial number alone. need a description and preferably photos

[pianoguyy]

but we can at least identify it as one of those chinese models

[Number Of The Priest]

Definitely a 2015 Chinese-made Jackson. Likely a JS Series, since the Pro and X Series as of 2015 had not yet "fished that far down the manufacturing food chain" to China. If I recall, Pro and X Series were still exclusively made in Indonesia and Mexico in 2015.

[john.w.lawson]

Pro's series SL are still MII and PRO series dinky are MIM the X seriers is made in china as well as the JS shit.

[Mudlark]

JS shit. lol
Sorry JS owners.

[metalhobo]

my drummer just bought a js22-7 dinky. it is surprisingly solid.

[Mudlark]

my drummer just bought a js22-7 dinky. it is surprisingly solid.

It probably does everything my $6000CAD Soloist does, but it cost 20x less. He probably gets the same enjoyment playing it as I do mine, too.
A fool and his money will soon part. I have no problem admitting it.

[john.w.lawson]

JS shit. lol
Sorry JS owners.

Thats all that matters in the end! of course he is a drummer

[Mudlark]

Here's a kicker...
I'm a drummer that plays with guitars.

37 years of drumming and I can play what I know at a pro level.
40 years of playing with guitars and, well, I can play barre chords like a pro.

[Number Of The Priest]

Pro's series SL are still MII and PRO series dinky are MIM the X seriers is made in china as well as the JS shit.

Certain X and Pro guitars (with specific finishes) have now moved to Chinese production. JCFer Crumbling is our resident expert on this. Here's one of his posts about it. I'm sure there are more posts; search his post history.

https://www.jcfonline.com/forum/equi...27#post2541827

With the China thing, there's no "demotion". The MIC X-series are made at a different factory than the JSes, and only the crackle and swirl finishes. The SL3M crackle Pro Series is also made at the same factory, and is notably one of the few Pro series in the current line with a painted neck, the other being the two Phil Demmel explorers.

[john.w.lawson]

Here's a kicker...
I'm a drummer that plays with guitars.

37 years of drumming and I can play what I know at a pro level.
40 years of playing with guitars and, well, I can play barre chords like a pro.

Hey, at least you're honest!

[john.w.lawson]

Certain X and Pro guitars (with specific finishes) have now moved to Chinese production. JCFer Crumbling is our resident expert on this. Here's one of his posts about it. I'm sure there are more posts; search his post history.

https://www.jcfonline.com/forum/equi...27#post2541827

I know all the X and JS crap is made in china. as for Pro series I'm glad mine's a satin finish indo crapper..LMAO