Neckthrough model serial numbers are always stamped on the end of the fretboard after the last fret. Some bolt-on models that did not have a neckplate are also stamped at the end of the fretboard. USA-made Jackson guitars and basses do not always say “Made In U.S.A.” on the head, but they never say “Professional”, “Performer”,.
Jackson Guitars started off providing quality American-made heavy metal guitars to popular artists, headlined by Randy Rhoads. Now under Fender Musical Instrument Corporation, they continue to offer rock and metal friendly guitars at various price points.
Their website features their complete product catalog, including custom shop options and more. You can also build your own customized metal guitar or bass via the Custom Select page.
The site also features a community page where users and fans can interact. If you are trying to get more information about your Jackson guitar and you have the serial number, here is a nifty serial number table that you can use to find out the year and factory where your guitar came from. Besplatnie ramki dlya foto bez registracii 2.
Hi, i had recently purchased a body that is clearly a charvel or jackson san dimas style. I am pretty educated on the 80s model charvels as i am a die hard charvel fan, which is the reason i bought the body even though something seemed peculiar or 'off' about it. I own a charvel model 1,2, and 3 and have done comparisons with this unknown body against all 3 of mine. So heres where things get peculiar. I have a Jackson I bought secondhand in 2002. It is a bolt on.
Tobacco burst woodgrain body, maple neck, rosewood fingerboard. The serial number is 926168. ( on neckplate on back of body). 2 x Humbuckers 1 vol, 1 tone, and a 3 way switch. 'Jackson' licensed floyd rose w 'takeuchi' inertia plate made in japan. The word 'professional' on headstock. I'd like to know when it was produced, I have another exactly the same bar from the grain in the wood.
Wherever I check online, I draw a blank on this. Hope someone out there can help.:). Hey, can you please help me identify my guitar? So I bought this black Jackson RR24M( the M stands for maple fretboard ) from a pawn shop and I was wondering if you guys can if anyone can give me some info about it. So, from what I know these types of guitars were made in the 2008's and are not made anymore. It has one EMG 81 pickup, one volume knob, Floyd Rose FRTO 2000 I guess ( it doesn't say anything about it, just plain Floyd Rose, but that's what I found when I searched for it ), 24 jumbo frets and on the 25 fret I have this code 082481. I bought it for like 400$, and I want to confirm the fact that it was a steal.
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I'm buying a new 'superstrat' guitar, and I'm looking at the 90's Japanese Jacksons and I've found these 3 which I don't know the exactly specs and years that they were made and I need your help to find this out. Here are some pictures: This one the seller says is a Jackson Fusion Sx, with 2 EMG's 85, and it's clearly lacking one of the original saddles. The next one is a Jackson Dinky Reverse, with EMG's 81 and 85, but with a strange serial number. And this one the seller does not know anything about the guitar, and I don't know much either. The serial number is 303674 he said.