1986 Jackson San Dimas Bloodsplatter Electric Guitar - Used

Includes: Hardshell Case

Here's a very interesting vintage Jackson from the 80's that's sure to start up a conversation any time you take it out of its case. This is a pre-owned 1986 Jackson San Dimas with a bloodsplatter skull graphic finish. This San Dimas has an incredible feeling oil-finished maple neck with 22 frets, 25.5" scale length, a USA Kahler tremolo with a locking nut, a J50 humbucker in the neck with a J80 in the bridge, and black hardware.

The wiring of this guitar is very unique and provides a wide variety of tones. When the 3-way switch is in the neck position, the full bridge humbucker is activated. When the switch is in the middle, the full bridge is combined with the outer coil of the neck pickup, and when the switch is in the bridge position, the outer coil of the neck is the only pickup. This wiring allows you to get a traditional hot lead sound, a thicker rhythm tone than a sole single-coil pickup, and then the traditional single-coil sound, respectively.

As a guitar of its age that has been played, it has some scratches throughout the body with a few small dings here and there. There is some wear to the frets, with not much buzzing there is still lots of life left in them. What's nice about the guitar being played over the years is that now you have a neck that feels nothing short of awesome, with rounded edges that fit right into the palm of your hand. Another conversation starter is the Charvel backplate of the guitar, engraved with the serial number and P.O. box to the San Dimas shop that Charvel and Jackson both shared during this time. How cool is that?