Buy 2006 Jackson Stars Randy Rhoads RR-J2 Polka Dot Flying V Online

Buy 2006 Jackson Stars Randy Rhoads RR-J2 Polka Dot Flying V Online. A 2006 Jackson Stars Randy Rhoads RR-J2 Flying V is being offered for sale. It is in near-mint condition, is 100% original, is in flawless functioning order, and comes with the original factory papers and fitted gigbag. The Jackson Stars instruments are the direct offspring of the Grover Jackson series and were beautifully produced at the Chu Shin plant. They are an extremely rare Japanese domestic market model with a Polka Dot finish. His eponymous guitar was really the first Jackson produced, and it was initially ordered by the late, great Randy Rhoads. Soon after early 1980s production began, it immediately garnered a following in the hard rock community and has been performed by many notable figures, including Adrian Smith of Iron Maiden, Marty Friedman of Megadeth, and Kirk Hammett of Metallica. The powerful body shape of the Rhoads has remained recognizable for decades, and it plays as quickly as it appears.

This Jackson guitar boasts a 24 fret ebony board with jumbo fretwire, a string through body design, a neck through maple construction with alder body wings, and an instantaneous, sharp acoustic tone. This Rhoads V is equipped with the original set of Seymour Duncan humbuckers, built in the USA, with an SH-1 in the neck and a TB-5 in the bridge. The SH-1 ’59 model was created in the style of the original PAF and features a beautiful, singing sustain, wound to produce chords with a rich sound, and a clear midrange assault. The TB-5 Custom Trembucker bridge pickup is ideal for screaming solos because of its powerful midrange, treble attack, and outstanding sustain. This Jackson guitar, which weighs 7lbs 11oz, has been expertly set up at Mike & Mike’s Guitar Bar with 10-46 strings, precise intonation, and quick action.

The maple neck, which measures.795″ deep at the first fret and.905″ deep at the 12th, has a thin C-shaped profile cut with a large shoulder in every range. the 15 frets on the bonded ebony fretboard “shark fin inlay and stock jumbo fretwire on a fretboard radius. The frets exhibit almost little wear and still maintain their full factory height and well-rounded crowns. The guitar runs up the 25 1/2 frets with ease “truss rod that is responsive and perfectly adjusted, with a straight neck. The breadth of the nut is 1 5/8”. The Jackson insignia and a set of smooth-turning, black tuners bearing the Jackson Stars emblem are featured on the bound headstock. Just past the 24th fret, the fretboard has the serial number stamped onto it.

With a three-way pickup selection toggle, separate Volume controls for each pickup, and a Master Tone knob, the electronics work as they should. Especially spotless is the black hardware, which includes the Floyd Rose-inspired vibrato tailpiece with the Schaller logo. The body tips are noticeably clean, and the gloss Polka Dot finish has just little cosmetic wear in the form of a few faint finish scratches and minuscule markings. The neck profile has a perfect gloss finish.

All of the manufacturing paperwork is intact, along with the original fitted gigbag with the Jackson logo.