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Jackson USA SL2H Soloist in trans &sc=1&sf=%2300FF00">&sr=posts&sk=t&sd=d&st=0&ch=300&t=0&submit=Cerca">#00FF00"> GREEN

I bought this one used a few months ago, my first Jackson and my first neck through construction guitar in thirty years of playing.

I have this same pickup combination, a Duncan JB and '59, in a few other guitars but this one sounds a lot different. It totally screams ! The JB in the bridge is very vocal and throaty and the 59 in the neck is very clear and open, great for rhythm playing or blues solos. It just loves high gain !

It was also the first electric with a compound radius fingerboard that I've played. I thought it might take a lot of getting used to but in practice it's not really that noticeable, after playing it for a few minutes it becomes the norm..

It's a 2003 guitar bought used, the previous owner played and gigged it hard, hard to tell from the photos but it's well used with a few dings and scratches or " character marks" as some say


Jackson site: http://www.jacksonguitars.com/products/ ... 2803171830

I totally agree with your comments Paul, as i recently bought the same guitar (except the finish)
But it seems i'm now too old to play this kind of axe Then i'm selling it

I forgot that thread. Only a bloody f###ing irish could buy a guitar so green !!

captain.bondage a écrit :I forgot that thread. Only a bloody f###ing irish could buy a guitar so green !!

love the color
but I'm half-french, half-leprechaun, mind you

captain.bondage a écrit :I forgot that thread. Only a bloody f###ing irish could buy a guitar so green !!

merci beaucoup captain

a photo taken with flash, it makes the green and the grain really pop