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(More customer reviews)I own 3 Jackson's, 2 USA and 1 "pro" model. The pro arch top soloist has a slightly thicker neck than the USA soloist but other than that it is almost every bit as good as the USA version. True it has perloid inlays instead of the awesome abalone inlays of my USA models but as a player it ranks right up there. I use it on stage along side my USA Jacksons and there is really almost no difference.
I play through a pair of Marshall full stacks with the JVM-410H head pre-amping to a Marshall EL34 100/100 dual mono-block power amp. I also use a Fulltone Fat Boost and a Fulltone Wah and a Digitech Time Bender. The Jackson pro soloist sounds great through this rig. The fret board is pure Jackson shred, I can do anything on this guitar that I can do on my USA soloist or the USA RR1. It's a great guitar for the price, and a grand less than the USA version.
If you can afford the USA Jackson's then buy them, I think they are the best playing guitars on the planet, but if you are short on cash the Japanese made Jackson's are a very high quality guitar for the price. The Floyd Rose is a real Floyd, not a cheapo 'licensed' version and the tuners are real Grover's too. The pickups on mine are real Seymour Duncan humbuckers not some off the wall garbage. The jack, switch and pots are all high quality hardware, nothing cheap on this guitar except the inlays.
The neck and headstock are bound, the quality of the binding is exquisite. Frets are premium nickel-silver jumbos, 24 fret neck, they are dressed perfectly for real low action. If this guitar had MOP or abalone inlays you would not be able to tell it was an import.
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