jephjacques
BUTTS LOL
Yeah those pictures actually do the guitar justice, the stock photos always seem to make the body shape look really goofy even though in real life it's quite nice.
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You can have two thinner pieces put together rather than use a blank the thickness of the whole guitar, which is pretty wasteful when you chop out the back of the neck from the blank. It's being very economical.
Since the headstock is scarf jointed on, the main portion of the neck doesn't need to have the full thickness to make the headstock part of the original blank.
Jackson's been doing this for a looooong time.