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Old 12-28-2005, 09:31 PM
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I picked this one up today and I have some questions.It has these two Seymour Duncan pick-ups.What kind of Seymour Duncans are they?I took them out and they have a sticker on the bottom of each.The neck one says (JB)and the bridge one says (DD).No idea if this is just inspection stickers or what.They don't have anything else on them except Seymour Duncan.24 fret neck on her too.Hopefully since I found this site I will be able to use all 24 of them soon.


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Old 12-28-2005, 09:35 PM
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A JB is a very good pickup. I don't know what DD is. Someone will. What model is the Jackson? I have Seymore Duncans in my Gibson but I have an Invader at the neck and a Dimebucker in the bridge.
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Can't figure out the model.How can I tell?
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That Jackson body style goes with alot of the models. Could be a Dinky. Could be a Soloist. I'm suprised it doesn't say somewhere on it. The fretboard markings are probably the clue to go on. String-thru body. Is it neck-thru also?
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Probably a Duncan Distortion and a JB.
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That Jackson body style goes with alot of the models. Could be a Dinky. Could be a Soloist. I'm suprised it doesn't say somewhere on it. The fretboard markings are probably the clue to go on. String-thru body. Is it neck-thru also?

Looks like a trem to me...
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Hmm.. I thought on that middle pic that those were strings going into the guitar.
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