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Jackson USA Soloist Handpainted Mike Learn 2004

Jackson · #U13563
BrandJackson
TypeElectric Guitars
Serial No.U13563
PhotographyActual Photos
Archive ID1172-C
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The Story

USA Soloist Handpainted Mike Learn 2004

This is a 2004 Jackson USA Soloist which was sent to the famed guitar artist Mike Learn to be painted with a really cool 'electric skull' graphic. The guitar is signed and dated on the top of the body near the bass side of the fretboard that it was painted in 2020. The guitar originally was an HSS pickup configuration with a blade switch, and the routes have been filled in before it was painted. You can see the outlines of the routes when the light hits the guitar from a side angle, but looking at it straight on it's almost impossible to see. It plays wonderfully with no fretwear, and is certainly a guitar that's gonna command attention on stage! A hardshell Jackson case and trem arm are included.

Includes: Hardshell Case and Trem Arm

The Specifications

As it left The Music Zoo Tech Bench.
  • Solidbody Electric Guitar
  • Alder Body
  • Maple Neck
  • Ebony Fretboard with Sharkfin Inlays
  • 25.5” Scale Length
  • 12-16” Compound Radius
  • 24 Jumbo Frets
  • 7 lbs, 6 oz.
  • .760" Neck Thickness at 1st Fret
  • .830" Neck Thickness at 12th Fret

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