Fiesta Red
Well-known member
Sorry, I'm not seeing what the problem is.
Me neither, now
Me neither, now
nightlight
Well-known member
Did you guys see the video ad for the launch? Sounds sick:
Of course, it’s an ad, so caveat emptor. I liked it, though I wouldn’t buy one of these guitars.
Of course, it’s an ad, so caveat emptor. I liked it, though I wouldn’t buy one of these guitars.
Zado
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Honestly a USA made Jackson priced under 2 grands here in Europe, in this moment, is half a miracle.
rsm
Well-known member
Mayber the Made in Europe Solar guitars?
rsm
Well-known member
They have a Made In Europe series, maybe it was just a short run?
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chrisgr
Active member
Did they stop putting the made in USA on the headstock?
pintspiller
Active member
Way too much money!
Brootz
Member
This all day long. As long as there is an idiot to buy them, they'll keep selling them.
Purpleibby
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Expensive, but I like it....aside from the blue(which is not really my color) not really digging the colors at all....but cool guitars and cool that they are trying to cater to over the top guitar playing(Always great seeing Marty involved in the advertising).
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baron55
Active member
Yes, they did. To say "made in America" the majority of the parts must come and be made in the US. We know the tuners (Japan) and bridge (Korea). Are not US. So, the FTC would let you say, "Made in America" or "Made in USA"
The mass production of these guitars and that every music outlet has them, leads me to believe that the necks and bodies are not made here, and the guitars are just hand assembled. The price point really reflects that that's probably true.
Bardagh
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Yeah I would much rather they dyed that shit. Undyed macassar looks like shit almost every time.