Dave Scepter

Wow, those are in great shape👍

Beautiful 😍

Reminds me of my Blitz that I bought a while ago https://imgur.com/a/EpMu8UV#8IE0bHk

Watching and waiting, the world is frustrating Having your life pass you by Nothing you're doing and everyone’s losing While others have endless supply~

I I have completely 100% cleared my memory and still does let me upload pics... 😒 says: "There was a problem uploading the file"... even after shrinking to smallest size

Everything has skyrocketed and not to change the subject, but have you seen the prices of vintage audio equipment?.. example: Marantz, Pioneer SX-#### receivers?.. JBL, Klipsch speakers?... USA Jackson's at $7k 😳 and at a time where everyone is flooding the market

I bet it's a Lynn Ellsworth/Boogie Bodies made neck

HAHAHA!.. that's what you get for mocking me! 🤣

Well, at least I know I'm not alone... I'm on a Samsung...🫤

It works if I copy and paste... "From my laptop"... but I can't add photos via my phone.

Nope... won't let me do it... even with "add files" https://imgur.com/a/RXIhLaT

https://imgur.com/a/RXIhLaT

Hmmm... I still can't load any photos 😢 https://imgur.com/a/RXIhLaT#KMeOqdw

It sold for $1650 + shipping

Happy mother's day! 💞

Sold, but I was very tempted 🫤

Educate yourself knucklehead... at least read the reviews... Connect this to your older two channel receiver and be prepared to have your mind blown bluMe Pro Bluetooth Receiver with LDAC, Audiophile DAC & OLED display - Auris, Inc https://share.google/qoSJTTwLxUrV06UwA https://a.co/d/01lkAP0i Save 10% on Amazon...

I don't agree... I used to think that way, but technology advancements have made wireless Bluetooth/Streaming really REALLY good 👍

It's funny and entertaining, but not sure I would buy as I always question the seller's mental stability 🤔

He added it in the 70s, and although a rare guitar, it wasn't worth nearly as much "$3-5K" as it is now... and he played the hell out of it "as a tool" not a collectors piece

I like it 😃👌

Quite a few changes actually, just like the Hamers Standard has changed over the years

Jackson branded strings, specifically the Jackson Soloist series, are designed for high-gain, modern metal playing, featuring nickel-plated steel construction for a bright, high-output sound with solid, stable tuning for drop tunings... these USA-made strings offer a balanced, durable feel, with 7- and 8-string sets often featuring color-coded ball ends for easy restringing. Performance and Design Targeted Use: Primarily marketed for metal, hard rock, and players using drop tunings, providing a balanced, controlled feel even at lower tensions. Material: Nickel-plated steel on a hexagonal core, offering high output and longevity. Feel: Smooth, intended to handle fast lead work and intense riffing. Options: Available in standard sets, as well as specific drop-tuning gauges (e.g., .010-.052, .012-.058). Common Praise Durability: Users find them to be reliable under heavy, aggressive playing. Tuning Stability: The hex-core design helps maintain stable tuning. High-Gain Clarity: They are noted to respond well to high-gain tones, maintaining clarity rather than getting muddy.