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Sneak peek: more Jackson killer guitars on the horizon...
Great to see Jackson doing more newer designs and options once again.
As for these guitars, the way I see it:
Pros: Maple and bounded necks, no PU rings, and a new neck heel joint.
Cons: Side dot inlays, a bit too old school IMO! While I have two Jacksons that have them, I still prefer Sharkies, or no inlays at all, or at least the Piranha inlays if they have to.
-Metal wouldn't be the same without Pointy guitars-
Depending on the price, I'd go for it. Doesent Tom Anderson use a similar neck bolt design with 2 screws and a "V" slot the neck connects to? Looks like Jackson is copying Good Ole' Tom.
Yeah he does,
These look nice, but also look alot like the Carvin C66 (bolt plus with maple top).
Build a man a fire and he's warm for a day, set a man on fire and he's warm for the rest of his life.
I have been dying for an old school dinky reverse with maple board. I have owned several in the past. My wife bought me one for my birthday in March. I don't care for the DXMG much at all. Its missing what the old Dinky's had.
These actually have my interest peaked. Solid colors for me.
Although Piranha inlay would have rocked on maple.
An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.
A tooth for a tooth means we all eat through a straw.
I'm actually laughing a bit. These are being made at the same Indonesian plant that makes those Indonesian Ibanez Premier guitars with the really great tops. You can see the Ibanez influence in these guitars.
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