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eaeolian

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Hmm. No idea what the stamp means.

Which Titanium saddles are those? I know there's a couple of different makers out there...
No worries; my first USA bolt-on so just curious.

Saddles from Aliexpress; marketed as titanium 'alloy' - assuming it's some low grade metal composite. Does feel / sound pretty good.
 

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Since you guys are the expert
Is there any chance that Jackson reissues some color scheme after a few years?
I'm looking after this one (it was in 2020 catalogue) as I was an idiot and didn't purchased it when it was available

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Now online it's at twice the price it was when released
 

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Since you guys are the expert
Is there any chance that Jackson reissues some color scheme after a few years?
I'm looking after this one (it was in 2020 catalogue) as I was an idiot and didn't purchased it when it was available

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Now online it's at twice the price it was when released
What model is that?
 

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To be honest its probably fine, I had a KVX10 for years that I keep forgetting about and I don't remember that giving me any grief or having any massive Solar-esque bevels.

I can't believe I forget I had that Jackson King V. It was my main live guitar for years. I'll be sat there saying "Oh I've only ever had a 70's Flying V copy" or "Never had a guitar with a TOM I liked" and then I'll come across a pic of me playing the red Jackson and be like "Oh shit there he is!" and remember I played it for about 4 years! :lol:

Bonus pic of it in action from about 2005. Am I death growling? Or am I slurping all the electricity out of the PA system via the mic :lol:

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In my journey to collect MIJ superstrats I recently got this Jackson Stars SL-J1.
I have never tried an USA made soloist but I don´t think one could tell much difference qualitywise between this and a Jackson SL2H.

There´s not much to say besides the usual Soloist specs. I mainly got it due the MOP inlays and logo, as well as bound ebony fingerboard.

 

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We never know what Jackson will do, but it seems unlikely, because those didn't sell very well. Be patient and you'll find a used one at a reasonable price eventually.
I'm in Italy...chances are really dire
Not to mention that it seems very very hard to find a second hand V that is not battered and full of dings
 

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In my journey to collect MIJ superstrats I recently got this Jackson Stars SL-J1.
I have never tried an USA made soloist but I don´t think one could tell much difference qualitywise between this and a Jackson SL2H.

There´s not much to say besides the usual Soloist specs. I mainly got it due the MOP inlays and logo, as well as bound ebony fingerboard.

If the Stars RR I played was an indication, those are identical to USAs except for the switch placement.
 

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Really should have gone the extra step and color-matched the logo with the pinstripe color. Inlays also look like shit for something that's nearing the $3k mark.

Can anyone enlighten me why Jackson refuse to bring back the single pickup RR24?

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FWIW I have the one with yellow bevels and I find the yellow logo infuriating, I think it makes it look cheaper and more obviously like an import compared to a white logo. Grass is always greener :lol:

Jackson do love to variegate stuff in mystifying ways though. The Heylmun Rhoads would be a slam dunk Alexi-style 7 (desirable for many on this board I'm sure) if not for the lack of binding and inlays.
 

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My 2000's MIJ collection. Got the Bond last week. Black Winters and EMG 57. Bond has Blackout that I already bought a BW for. WTB one with yellow bevels still.View attachment 135842

the Kevin Bond is such an under apricated guitar, in my opinion. I kick myself for not buying it when I was a teen, thinking 'it wont age well with all the pentagrams and evil looking'.

I wish i bought it back then, as I still keep hunting for them all these years later
 

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the Kevin Bond is such an under apricated guitar, in my opinion. I kick myself for not buying it when I was a teen, thinking 'it wont age well with all the pentagrams and evil looking'.

I wish i bought it back then, as I still keep hunting for them all these years later

That was me.
In my 20's - those pentagrams are a bit much.
In my 40's - pentagrams are perfect for my current band!
 
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