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I just received a used Jackson today. My camera is not working now so I have no pics. If I get any I'll add them. It has a Dinky style body with bolt on maple neck. Rosewood fret board with MOTO dots, 22 fret. Reverse head stock. 2 Humbuckers with 3 position blade switch. Pickups have only 2 wires. Had a 2 point non-recessed trem, but that did not come with it. My JT-580 has a wider post spacing though. It had a standard nut, non-locking type. Neck plate has serial number, but no logo. Serial number is 01080393. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Your best bet may be to look through the catalog scans at JCF member jackson1's website to try to find your guitar.
http://audiozone.dk/index-filer/CatalogScans.htmUntil you get weaned off the boobie, you are going to have to do what the wife wants too. -Rsmacker -
how much did you pay for it?SamComment
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Welcome, newb!
S/N indicates Made in India. The rest of your description makes me guess your guitar is a JS30, probably around 2002.Originally posted by ihocky2 View Post
See the red guitar at the bottom here: http://www.audiozone.dk/CatalogScans...2002Page09.htm"Quiet, numbskulls, I'm broadcasting!" -Moe Howard, "Micro-Phonies" (1945)Comment
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From what I've found out so far I would have to say it is a JS-1. The pictures match up and when I took the neck off the wood underneath had a redish tone to it, and it is quite a bit lighter than mahoganny, so that would fit the description of the Cedro. I picked it up for $40. Needs a new trem, which I already have a JT-580 for and needs to be refinished. A bunch of scratches on it, but nothing more. Needs a new nut so I think I am going to go with a Graphtech nut and locking tuners. I've heard a lot of people have good luck with that and it is a lot easier than trying to fit a locking nut onto the 1/4" shelf.Comment
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Wow 40$, cant go wrong with that!Comment
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40$ - Indeed a great price !Comment
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