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Recently received a Jackson as a gift and am curious as to model, year and worth. I believe it is a Soloist, but not sure..serial no. on neck plate..01120191..no other markings on neck or head. If I have read right this shows it was made in either Korea or India, I'm not sure. Thinking of selling but want to know what I have before I do..sorry, new member so not allowed attachments at this time, so no pics...has volume and tone, 3-way switch for dual pickups(not sure what brand) and has the wide spaced inlays at the 12th fret...any info is appreciated!
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Neck plate means it's not a Soloist (Soloists are neckthrough/set neck). You should still be able to link pics from a hosting site like imageshack or photobucket. That would make it a lot easier for us to help. -
Go upload pics on www.imageshack.us
Not much to say so far, but I can tell you it's not a soloist. Most likely a dinky.Comment
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not sure if this worked, trying to use imageshack...
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I don't think I've seen a set neck soloist. Custom shop?Originally posted by cixelsyd View Post
To Lizeewd:
I don't think Jackson's are made in Korea. India is typical with wide spaced dots. I don't know the model or the year. Worth? Around $150 without case. Pics would help.Comment
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if this one doesnt show up, not sure what I'm doing wrong, here's a link (Ihope)http://img155.imageshack.us/i/1002016q.jpg/
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Your link works.
JS something or other... It's one of the cheapies. I don't know much about those, sorry, no Floyd - no care.
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Yup - it's a nice paperweight at the least.Comment
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A couple of the Professional series Soloists (ATT/ATN) had set necks. http://audiozone.dk/index-filer/jack...p#proconftableOriginally posted by DonP View PostComment
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Don,Originally posted by DonP View Post
Not anymore, but they used to be. IIRC the 01xxxxxx # could be a Made In Korea. Used, 22 fret 2 hum MIK Dinky IMO = closer to $ 90.00
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