NGD: 1990s Grover Jackson Soloist

[Ikaruga]

On my new quest to collect 90s MIJ Jackson headstock superstrats I recently bought this Grover Jackson Soloist.
The exact model was not stated and it´s still unknown to me. So if anyone has an idea based on the S/N please do share.

It has a cool galaxy black finish, Schaller bridge and pearloid inlays. Not a fan of rosewood fingerboards on soloist but overall I´m quite happy with it and it plays great.
The neck is surprisingly slim, kinda Ibanez-ish and much slimmer than my Jackson RR24 and J2SP.








On a sad note I also bought a Charvel Soloist SL-140 but it arrived with a cracked headstock. Had to send it back and ask for refund.
At least it looked like a great guitar with a lot history. The bound ebony fingerboard with MOP inlays looked amazing, just how I like them.
Well sometimes you lose I guess.

 

[ScatteredDimension]

That broken headstock is heartbraking to see...
Gongrats on the new guitar, eventhough it might not be exactly the same specs but still the golden era axe and I bet the neck feels amazing and the craftmanship is top notch.

 

[cardinal]

Congrats! I always prefer the ones with the Schaller trems over whatever low profile trem they sometimes used instead.

 

[Crungy]

Congrats on the Grover and holy shit on the Charvel! Brutal.

 

[DimMak]

That grover looks exactly like my 95 Professional XL, except the neck heel is different.

I have since put a new schaller and pickups in it.

 

[groverj3]

Honestly that headstock might've been repairable. However, you can't go wrong with these Japan market Jacksons.