Help identifying little jackson....

[Fix_Metal]

Hi all. I' trying to identify this guitar. I think it's a USA jackson, don't know which.

http://digilander.libero.it/nn41/jackson/jackson.htm

Any hints?
SN# on the neck-plate is 913047
thx in advance

[RacerX]

Well the neck is from a Japanese Jackson (all "Professional" logoed headstocks are MIJ)

I'm gonna say the body is a (Charvel) Fusion Special (also Japanese).

Anything else on the plate besides the #?

Interesting mutt!

[Fix_Metal]

I'm sure the guitar has not been modified during the years. Anyway I don't understand why there's no SN on the headstock.
Kinda misteriously, isn't it?

[RacerX]

No, bolt-ons usually have the ser# on the neckplate.

If you're sure it hasn't been modded then it's probably a Jackson Fusion of some sort.


Edit: Just saw the neckplate

[levantin]

Looks like a mutt to me. The neck looks like a fusion but it's hard to tell. I like the p/u combination.

[VitaminG]

never seen a Jackson Fusion like it. I think Ron may have picked it - Jackson Fusion neck with a Charvel Fusion Special body.

[neilli]

That body looks like it could be from one of those cheap Charvels with the 2 single coil sized hums at the bridge, but they only had 22 frets.....

http://www.audiozone.dk/CatalogScans...ges/Page13.htm

[mm2002]

Yep, I vote for 275 body and fusion neck. Considering the fusion neck was 24 3/4" scale, it should work ok, no?

[442w30]

On page 19 of that same catalog is a 24 fret charvel fusion special. It's the same other than the # of frets. Fusion special also has the beveled cutaway that doesn't appear to be on the 275. I am not sure the 275 is 24 3/4 scale, but the fusion special is.

[Newc]

Definitely a Charvel body. No production Jacksons had the forward-angled bridge pickup. 3-single models (like the Warrior Pro) were slanted backwards.

[straycat]

My vote is Charvel body it has no rear scalopping around the neck plate area

[Newc]

Not all of them did have the neckplate scallop.