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Description
Crafted in the USA, the Jackson Soloist from 1990 is a remarkable embodiment of high-caliber guitar craftsmanship, known for its neck-through-body construction that ensures superior sustain and exceptional resonance. This model is distinguished by its striking design, featuring red flames dancing on a white body, a visual testament to its fiery performance potential. The Soloist is a solid body electric guitar, designed to meet the demands of guitarists who strive for precision and versatility in their sound.
Equipped with a versatile pickup configuration, it delivers an expansive tonal range, making it suitable for various genres from searing metal riffs to smooth jazz solos. The sleek fingerboard is designed for speed, allowing for effortless playability whether you're shredding at lightning speed or laying down a soulful melody. The classic Jackson headstock and quality tuning machines ensure reliable tuning stability, even during the most intense performances.
For guitarists seeking a piece of history that's as playable as it is collectible, this Soloist offers both heritage and high performance in one formidable package.
Key Features:
- Neck-through-body construction for enhanced sustain
- Flame design on a solid body for a striking appearance
- Versatile pickup configuration for a wide range of tones
- Sleek fingerboard designed for speed and playability
- Classic Jackson headstock and high-quality tuning machines for tuning stability
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USA Jackson SL1 Soloist HSS H/S/S Guitar - Up Close Video Review
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This neck-thru Soloist has a white body with red flames, starting with a light orange and going to a dark purple.
Remarks: Soloist neck-thru. Doug is pictured with this guitar in the booklet of the 1991 BMR album "Bad Moon Rising". See large picture of the guitar before the headstock broke.
Doug Aldrich: — "This also has a broken headstock. I always used this on the last song of the night, and at the last song, when I went to throw it to my guitar tech, he changed sides on the stage and wasn't able to catch it, so it came crashing down to the ground! (laughter) Jackson repaired and repainted it. The previous color headstock was actually black. I didn't use it on the "Highcentered" album." (YG 1994 interview)
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