Hello,
I'd like to check if someone is interested in buying a limited edition Jackson RR-59 (24 frets). This one is number 28 out of only 59 that were made.
The guitar itself is made of alder with a floyd rose, no pickguard and a satin black finish. The neck is made out of maple, with a 24 fret rosewood fretboard and reverse mother of pearl sharkfin inlays. The pickups are a Dimebucker and an SH-59 (both Seymour Duncans) in the bridge and neck positions, respectively.
The guitar is in near-mint condition, the only damage it has ever seen was a small ding and scratch on the tip of the upper wing (pictured below).
Here are a few photos of the guitar:
I'd like to check if someone is interested in buying a limited edition Jackson RR-59 (24 frets). This one is number 28 out of only 59 that were made.
The guitar itself is made of alder with a floyd rose, no pickguard and a satin black finish. The neck is made out of maple, with a 24 fret rosewood fretboard and reverse mother of pearl sharkfin inlays. The pickups are a Dimebucker and an SH-59 (both Seymour Duncans) in the bridge and neck positions, respectively.
The guitar is in near-mint condition, the only damage it has ever seen was a small ding and scratch on the tip of the upper wing (pictured below).
Here are a few photos of the guitar:
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