Seabeast2000
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That thing looks nice. Trve Space Age to me.![]()
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That thing looks nice. Trve Space Age to me.![]()
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For the moment it's not been confirmed officially, so all we have to go on is the teaser.from what i've seen online, it seems to be a troll from Jones. That seems like a Brent Hinds V guitar, or just about any other silverburt V guitar. Even Reddit is claimign that Jones has a habit of trolling. to my knowledge, he's only ever been associated with the silverburt les paul over any other guitar out there...
Not a string thru fan but everything else about the aesthetics of this guitar is amazing. Love it.![]()
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That's cute but..that headstock though. Ick
Agree, pointy guitar better with pointy headstock.That's cute but..that headstock though. Ick
I don't mind the sawtooth inlays, and the weird pinstriping is acceptable, but the solid pinstripe bevel doesn't do much for me, it looks super oversized.I own a Jackson KV Pro (Mustaine), ESP DV8 (non LTD) and I built a Gibson V copy a few years ago. Hands down, the Jackson rules. It is the perfect size, the neck is perfect, and it just has a mojo to it that makes you want to be the next Dave Mustaine. I really wish I could add a KV1 to my collection, though.
I searched for a LONG time to get a DV8, and scored that one a few years ago. For whatever reason, the DV8 just doesn't do it for me. It is a bit too big and the neck profile is thicker than the KV Pro/KV1. (In fact, if anyone is seriously interested in buying it, hit me up via PM. I'm in the northeast US). I need to take it out of the closet and start playing it again, just to confirm it didn't do it for me.
I'm building 3 more Gibson-style Vs, but you can't shake your fist at those. The Gibson is the true, ultimate, classic V.
But, gun to my head, give me a Jackson V of some sort any time. (My ultimate scores would be a Y2KV Mustaine and KV1 Korina)
Outside of the ESP DV8, I really don't like most of the Vs that ESP makes. The Alexi ones and such always looked goofy to me with the lower cutaway and silly features like saw blade edge fret markers and such. Just give me a Jackson RR instead.
Possibly one of my favorite designs, especially with that headstock. It's basically a King V mixed with a Gibson V, with a dash of Samick thrown in for good measure.
Too bad that they are (kinda) rare, and useless unless you want to swap the bridge, nut, drill for tuning keys and all.
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I remember those Floyd Rose models with the double ball end strings that you just snap in and they're already in tune and ready to play. At least that's what the advertisement was for those double ball end strings.
Ah, the Speedloader. There's a super nice Korean Warlock with one of those near me for dirt cheap, but it'd be a pain in the arse to drill out holes for tuners + replacing the bridge for a regular Floyd
Nice.Now this is just my biased opinion, but this is the best V ever, mainly because it's mine and I've owned it since it was made in 1993, but also because it's an awesome guitar.
MIJ Jackson King V Pro Dave Mustaine. Crappy pic, I'm not much of a photographer.
Trying to find out more about it. I've read 150 were made, and have also read 500 were made, but my serial number is production #1212 so I'm not sure what to believe.
It's all original/unmodded. Kind of unusual bridge but I LOVE the fine tuners without the hassle of a Floyd etc.
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Nice.
I had the Silver version of this. It was one hell of a guitar all-around.
And, yes, I do miss it. (Not so much the GIANT case, though)
But don't RRs also come with the same case?HA! I know what you mean. I'm pretty sure the absurdly large case has more of a reputation than the actual guitar.
But don't RRs also come with the same case?
From what I've seen all Jackson Vs come with the same giant case, but might be wrong
The new cases are waaaay smaller.But don't RRs also come with the same case?
From what I've seen all Jackson Vs come with the same giant case, but might be wrong