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I'm new here, I've played Jacksons off and on for awhile, I'm currently looking at a KV4 I've been offered. Can anyone tell me about them? Quality? Going used prices? Etc.....
Thanks guys.
Thanks guys.
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I believe MIJ, but here is a link to the 2001 catalog. look on pages 6 and 14-16.
The quality of the MIJ is very good. Prices - someone else will have to chime in.
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yeah, they are supposed to be nice guitars..not sure on the prices(I don't see them around too often?)
I just wish they would make a Pro and MG V series..Comment
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is this model discontinued?Comment
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Yes."Quiet, numbskulls, I'm broadcasting!" -Moe Howard, "Micro-Phonies" (1945)Comment
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I had 2 of them. They are Japanese made, well built, and not very common. As for prices, it's hard to say since you don't see them come up for sale very often. I would say that in excellent to mint condition, a KV4 could fetch $700-800.
What finish is it, and how much is the asking price?Comment
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Zeegler, any reason you would get rid of them, you said had, so im assuming you at some point didnt want them? Do you think they would compare to a KV2 especially for price difference?Comment
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Well, to be honest, I'm not really sure. Around that time, I sold a KV Pro, an RR custom, and my 2 KV4s. The only Jackson I kept was my KV1. Thinking back, I should have at least kept the red KV4. It was a gorgeous guitar, and played really well. I actually sold my siver one to a buddy, and he still has it. It's become his main guitar. I think part of it was the Floyd thing. I prefer fixed bridges, and usually block my Floyds anyway.Originally posted by blackendvampire View Post
In comparison to a KV2, there are obvious differences, in looks, and quality, but considering the huge difference in price, if you want a neck thru King V, you can't go wrong with the KV4. Like I said though, you'll want to chuck the cheap Floyd copy and put a Schaller or OFR in there.Comment
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