Limited Run USA Jackson DK1 Urban Camo

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I am putting together another USA Jackson Limited Run.

An Urban Camo DK1
Here is the mock up:
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If you are interested....go here and post: http://www.jcfonline.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1105987

All we need is 9 other people beside me and we can get this run started.
 
DannyM":1wxmixbx said:
I am putting together another USA Jackson Limited Run.

An Urban Camo DK1
Here is the mock up:
[...]

If you are interested....go here and post: http://www.jcfonline.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1105987

All we need is 9 other people beside me and we can get this run started.

I'm not crazy about camo, sorry. But I've been lusting after a custom SL2H-MAH with a fixed (string-through) bridge... I'd be interested in knowing how this turns out, you know, quality and price-wise. And oh yeah... What the waiting time will be. :aww:
 
psychodave":3qyktf9i said:
Dang. I love the camo look. If Jackson didnt have the knob so close to the bridge pickup I would buy on in a second!! Because of that, I cant play them for crap.

Yeah, I sometimes run into trouble too with that volume knob. It's ok for solo, but annoying for rhythm. If I'd order a custom one, I'd consider a layout like on the Phil Collen model. :rock:
 
psychodave":208tc9aa said:
Dang. I love the camo look. If Jackson didnt have the knob so close to the bridge pickup I would buy on in a second!! Because of that, I cant play them for crap.

That used to bother me too....but then I just got used to it.
 
duodecim":s1uhd6y5 said:
I'm not crazy about camo, sorry. But I've been lusting after a custom SL2H-MAH with a fixed (string-through) bridge... I'd be interested in
knowing how this turns out, you know, quality and price-wise. And oh yeah... What the waiting time will be. :aww:

Here is the last limited edition run that I put together:
http://home.satx.rr.com/dannym/JacksonS ... ad_Col.jpg
That is a standard SL2H with the then custom copper head finish.
They've since made that finish a standard color....but the run of 12 that I put together has painted head stocks, none of the others have that.

We waited 9 months. I did not hear of any quality issues or problems with that run.
 
Does anyone else think it's really odd how close the 2 humbuckers are on Jackson guitars? Looks really off to me. :confused:
 
Megadeth7684":ad1d83ct said:
Does anyone else think it's really odd how close the 2 humbuckers are on Jackson guitars? Looks really off to me. :confused:

That's the problem with 24 fret necks. The neck pickup is moved out of the harmonic sweet spot. 22 frets is perfect, IMHO. You can still get that last octave via a full step bend, and the neck pickup is right where you want it.

27 frets is just plain silly, again IMHO. I don't know anyone that would trade good tone for a couple of extra frets. YMMV
 
Plexihacker":3czesozf said:
Megadeth7684":3czesozf said:
Does anyone else think it's really odd how close the 2 humbuckers are on Jackson guitars? Looks really off to me. :confused:

That's the problem with 24 fret necks. The neck pickup is moved out of the harmonic sweet spot. 22 frets is perfect, IMHO. You can still get that last octave via a full step bend, and the neck pickup is right where you want it.

27 frets is just plain silly, again IMHO. I don't know anyone that would trade good tone for a couple of extra frets. YMMV

I've never seen any 24 fret guitars have 2 humbucker as close together as Jacksons though.
 
If I ever buy another Jackson it will be a Dinky, just do not like the feel of through-necks anymore :no: I just like the snap of bolt-on necks much more.
 
Digital Jams":19rjpniu said:
If I ever buy another Jackson it will be a Dinky, just do not like the feel of through-necks anymore :no: I just like the snap of bolt-on necks much more.

I couldn't agree more! That's why I'm going to be putting my Les Paul up for sale very soon. Just can't used to the feel.

:)
 
Digital Jams":2xtulx6u said:
If I ever buy another Jackson it will be a Dinky, just do not like the feel of through-necks anymore :no: I just like the snap of bolt-on necks much more.

I still like both....but lately i've been into bolt on DK1's and M-II.

In the past all I had was neck thru SL2H's and M-II's and never really understood what people meant by "snap".
Now I know exactly what you are talking about about. I think I actually prefer bolt ons now.
 
DannyM":1dh7voj6 said:
Here is the last limited edition run that I put together:
http://home.satx.rr.com/dannym/Jacks...erHead_Col.jpg
That is a standard SL2H with the then custom copper head finish.
They've since made that finish a standard color....but the run of 12 that I put together has painted head stocks, none of the others have that.

We waited 9 months. I did not hear of any quality issues or problems with that run.

Copperheads... Nice! You might want to check out that link though...

Did you sell yours already? It's not on your home page...
 
Regarding knob positioning, I agree that it's a bit close. I removed the dome from the knob from which made things easier for me. Kind of scruffy, though!

I quite like that DK1!
 
duodecim":2srxrs88 said:
DannyM":2srxrs88 said:
Here is the last limited edition run that I put together:
http://home.satx.rr.com/dannym/Jacks...erHead_Col.jpg
That is a standard SL2H with the then custom copper head finish.
They've since made that finish a standard color....but the run of 12 that I put together has painted head stocks, none of the others have that.

We waited 9 months. I did not hear of any quality issues or problems with that run.

Copperheads... Nice! You might want to check out that link though...

Did you sell yours already? It's not on your home page...

I fixed the link...here is the correct url: http://home.satx.rr.com/dannym/JacksonS ... ad_Col.jpg

Yep...I sold it. I miss it every once in a while but not to much knowing that its now a standard finish option.
 
Digital Jams":2omafyda said:
If I ever buy another Jackson it will be a Dinky, just do not like the feel of through-necks anymore :no: I just like the snap of bolt-on necks much more.

Me too! For some reason my PRS don't bother me as much in that regard, but I tend to just play classic rock tunes with them or more 'singing' guitar parts. My bolt on guitars do the crunchy/hell riff stuff :)
 
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