Guitars

Jackson electric guitar. Very nice shape, payed over 450$ asking 300$
i will e-mail picks upon request.

hey where are you located?

[color=red][/color]what kind of jackson is it and what kind of hardware is in it?

[color=red][/color]what kind of jackson is it and what kind of hardware is in it?

[quote="kid_dynamite"][color=red][/color]what kind of jackson is it and what kind of hardware is in it?[/quote]


You need to give us a LOT more info on this guitar...........like...........is it a USA built guitar or an import? Does it have generic humbuckers or Seymore Duncan originals? Is it a set neck or a bolt on? What is the radius of the fretboard? Is it the standard 16 inch or a custom compound radius? Does it have a real top (at least 1/4 to 1/2 inch deep), or a veneer, or "bent" top? What kind of finish does it have? What year was it made? What kind of tuners does it have? What kind of nut..........bone........ivory........brass........composit..........or plastic? What is the condition of the fretboard, and how many times has it been filed and re-shaped or re-fretted? How many pieces is the body and what is the body made of?

All of this info will make a huge difference in the value of the guitar.


Ricco

Is that you SKYNETRP?!?!?

He said he paid $450 for it. You think it may be a US custom with a compound radius neck? As far as the nut is concerned I'm betting.....Locking....to go with the licensed FR trem. Just a huch since most Jacksons in the $450 price range come with that set-up.

To the original thread starter:
If you still have the guitar for sale it might be a good idea to include a picture. Just sayin'.

Well, probably a scammer. Most scammers try to pretend they're selling you something worth the money they're asking then when it arrives in the mail, it's nothing but a piece of junk. Hey mister, how about trading your jackson guitar for my pair of Giant Monster Monkey Balls??