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    I was browsing through the early J serial number build logs, and found something I wasn't aware of. There were a whole bunch of "Strats" and "D Strats" (presumably Dinky strats) built with J serial numbers starting in 1983.

    http://audiozone.dk/guitargallery/?c...s_1983_1985%2F

    I've never seen a J serial number on a bolty Jackson before. Anybody know what these are? I have seen a neck-thru Strat before, but it was an odd one-off.
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    I believe these are early soloists, the ones labelled strat being full strat size, and the ones labelled d-strat are esentially soloist prototypes

    Full size neck thru strats are rare, but they were made, Amir Derakh has one on his website http://www.amirderakh.com/collection...n-american.php

    All of these in the serial number logs are neck thru
    Last edited by ralph; 08-15-2011, 06:29 PM.

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    • #3
      Interesting, I saw 'C' strat in there too. Could that be the neck shape?
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      • #4
        Interesting, so I guess the neck-thru Strats were more common than I realized. So the early Dinkies were neck-thru as well...how confusing is that??
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        • #5
          Axe, you seem to be the D-Strat guy, would the 3DR be considered a D-Strat as its cut aways are more "Strat" in length than Dinky? I always found it odd that they were somewhere in between. Or is there more to it than just the cut aways?
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          • #6
            J0001 rob witte owns. He has a pic on jgp. But it's not a round horn.

            http://www.jacksonguitarpalace.com/f...ighlight=j0001

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Twitch View Post
              Axe, you seem to be the D-Strat guy, would the 3DR be considered a D-Strat as its cut aways are more "Strat" in length than Dinky? I always found it odd that they were somewhere in between. Or is there more to it than just the cut aways?
              The 3DR and Predator are basically the Dinky body shape as far as I know.
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              • #8
                I think Chris (yogadork) also had an early neckthru strat.

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                • #9
                  BroFF had that green reversed headstock neckthru full strat body.
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                  • #10
                    I remember that one - matching headstock, Jackson logo'd, IIRC - but thought it was a bolt-on? :think: ...Or maybe I'm confusing it with another guitar.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by xenophobe View Post
                      BroFF had that green reversed headstock neckthru full strat body.
                      wasnt that a strat headstock too?
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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by tonemonster View Post
                        wasnt that a strat headstock too?
                        Yes, that was a reverse strat head neck thru full size strat body. Probably the rarest strat head variant Jackson has ever made.

                        btw, sorry for the late reply. lmao
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                        • #13
                          my Aldrich was a bolt on J
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