(売却済)JACKSON/Soloist Standard
owner:
Shin
2015.12.8: Although I knew the advantages of a through neck from Horizon, I had not used it as my main instrument because it was in poor condition and difficult to play without position marks.
I had always wanted one because of my admiration for the Jackson of the Deca logo period and its unique neck shape, which is said to make it easy to play fast.
It is still junk and in good condition, but the selector is cracked and the tone is 2-way switch with PU switch.
The center PU, arm, and volume knob were missing, and there were minimal screws on the panels.
The stickers were all Nuno related, and the rear PU had an L500 on it.
The thinness of the neck was as shocking as when I first played an Ibanez RG. Incidentally, the TEJ is similar in shape to this one, but slightly thicker than this one.
It's hard to tell the color from the picture, but it's gunmetal black.
2015.12.20: I've assembled it for now.
PU selector was changed to 2-way 6pinSW ➡ 5-way normal one, and the widened hole was fixed with a simple wood filler.
No brand PU front ➡Chinese single size hum
No PU center ➡Jackson model number unknown
Wired 2-way 6pin SW to coil tap SW of ham PU
Rewired with Belden and kester44
Switch jacks to Switch craft jacks
Replaced the gold DUNLOP lock pin with a black one for the schaller lock pin.
When I removed the sticker, there were some dents and scratches when I removed the remaining adhesive with a cutter.
The second picture is the condition when I got it.
When I took the bridge apart, there was a crack on the insert block of the first string, so I replaced it with a new one, and the arm bar is using the arm that was on the 2-ham Soloist I bought later.
2016.9.28: The L-500 was too unique, so I replaced it with a Dimazio DP192 that was given to me by a Twitter follower.
This gives a calmer look and sound.
2016.11: I got a higher-end custom model of this and also to sort out the number of units, so I traded it to the guitarist who gave me the Dimazio for the effects + α.
By the way, he said he didn't need the Dimazio, so I gave it to him without the rear PU (lol).
I am very happy that he likes it very much.
| brand | |
|---|---|
| model | |
| year | 1994 |
| serial number | J402xxx |
| madin | Japan (RCC) |
| sound features | The Dimazio gives a normal humbucker sound and is easy to handle. |
| purchase price | About 30,000 (list price 125.000) |
| type of gear | Soloist |
| body material | Yellow poplar |
| neck material | Maple Through Body |
| fingerboard material | Rose wood |
| tuning machenes | Grover Jackson SG38-06 |
| number of frets | 24 |
| scale length | 25 1/2 inch 24F. Long Scale |
| pickups | R:Dimazio DP192 Fspace/M:Jackson/F:China single size ham |
| controls | 1vol,5way SW,PU tapSW |
| bridge | Schaller Grover Jackson |
| category | Electric-Solid-Body-Guitar |
