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Jackson Price List 2009 2009 PRICE LIST MSRP FOR ALL JACKSON® ELECTRIC INSTRUMENTS | EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1, 2009 2009 PRICE LIST MSRP FOR ALL JACKSON® ELECTRIC INSTRUMENTS | EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1, 2009 CONTENTS: USA Select Series p. 3-11 Pro Series p. 12-16 MG Series p. 17-18 X Series p. 18-19 JS Series p. 19-21 Concert™ Bass Series p. 21 Jackson Clothing and Collectibles p. 22-23 The trademarks identified in this document, including the Jackson®guitar headstock designs are owned by Jackson/Charvel Manufacturing Inc. (JCMI). All rights reserved. The unique Fender® Stratocaster® headstock design is licensed from Fender Musical Instruments corporation. All rights reserved. The following trademarks are not owned by JCMI: DiMarzio®, EMG®, Hipshot® Ultralight™, Seymour Duncan® JB Model™, Hot Rails™, Floyd Rose®, Badass®, Duncan® Designed, Detonator™, El Diablo® and Sustainiac®. Every product is made with pride and care–and is backed by a product-specific warranty. Consult your local retailer, distributor, or the Jackson Guitars website for the latest information (www.jacksonguitars.com). Features, pricing and specifications are subject to change without notice. ©2009 JCMI. All rights reserved. 2 VISIT WWW.JACKSONGUITARS.COM FOR MORE INFORMATION | PRICES AND SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. Jackson® Guitars USA SELECT SERIES USA DK1 DINKy™ 2803010-XXX Alder body, bolt-on quartersawn eastern hard rock maple neck, compound-radius ebony fingerboard, EMG® 81 and 85 humbucking pickups, Floyd Rose® Original tremolo, black hardware (flame maple top and chrome hardware on trans finishes). 859 (Nebula) 803 Black $2,399.99 815 Burnt Cherry Sunburst $2,549.99 896 Yellow Bengal $2,899.99 839 Ferrari Red $2,399.99 858 Natural $2,549.99 861 Skullyard $3,099.99 844 Gun Metal Grey $2,399.99 885 Transparent Black $2,549.99 854 Metallic Black $2,399.99 886 Transparent Blue $2,549.99 876 Snow White $2,399.99 806 Black Ghost Flames $2,899.99 821 Quicksilver $2,499.99 835 Bolted Steel $2,899.99 824 Darby Green $2,499.99 859 Nebula $2,899.99 827 Acapulco Gold $2,499.99 870 Shattered Glass $2,899.99 830 Absinthe Frost $2,499.99 875 Snakeskin $2,899.99 872 Agent Orange $2,499.99 884 Copper Snakeskin $2,899.99 USA KE2 KELLy™ 2803030-XXX Alder body, quartersawn eastern hard rock maple neck-thru-body, compound-radius ebony fingerboard, Seymour Duncan® humbucking pickups, Floyd Rose® Original tremolo, black hardware (flame maple top and chrome hardware on trans finishes). 887 (Transparent Green) 803 Black $2,799.99 808 Black with Gold Pinstripes $3,149.99 854 Metallic Black $2,799.99 840 Ferrari Red with Black Bevels $3,149.99 876 Snow White $2,799.99 877 Snow White with Black Pinstripes $3,149.99 821 Quicksilver $2,899.99 806 Black Ghost Flames $3,299.99 824 Darby Green $2,899.99 833 Eerie Dess Swirl $3,299.99 827 Acapulco Gold $2,899.99 851 Lightning Sky $3,299.99 830 Absinthe Frost $2,899.99 884 Copper Snakeskin $3,299.99 872 Agent Orange $2,899.99 896 Yellow Bengal $3,299.99 885 Transparent Black $2,949.99 887 Transparent Green $2,949.99 VISIT WWW.JACKSONGUITARS.COM FOR MORE INFORMATION | PRICES AND SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. 3 Jackson® Guitars USA SELECT SERIES USA KV2 KING V™ 2803040-XXX Alder body, quartersawn eastern hard rock maple neck-thru-body, compound-radius ebony fingerboard, Seymour Duncan® humbucking pickups, Floyd Rose Original tremolo, black hardware (flame maple top and chrome hardware on trans finishes). 821 (Quicksilver) 803 Black $2,799.99 885 Transparent Black $2,949.99 851 Lightning Sky $3,299.99 844 Gun Metal Grey $2,799.99 887 Transparent Green $2,949.99 884 Copper Snakeskin $3,299.99 854 Metallic Black $2,799.99 890 Transparent Red $2,949.99 876 Snow White $2,799.99 808 Black with Gold Pinstripes $3,149.99 821 Quicksilver $2,899.99 877 Snow White with Black Pinstripes $3,149.99 824 Darby Green $2,899.99 878 Snow White with Black Pinstripes $3,149.99 827 Acapulco Gold $2,899.99 806 Black Ghost Flames $3,299.99 830 Absinthe Frost $2,899.99 813 Blue Ghost Flames $3,299.99 872 Agent Orange $2,899.99 823 Silver with Black Dragon $3,299.99 858 Natural $2,949.99 835 Bolted Steel $3,299.99 USA KV2T KING V™ 2803041-XXX Mahogany body, three piece mahogany neck-thru-body, compound- radius ebony fingerboard, 24.75” scale, Seymour Duncan® humbucking pickups, string-thru-body bridge, black hardware (chrome hardware on trans finishes). 876 (Snow White) 803 Black $2,999.99 858 Natural $3,149.99 844 Gun Metal Grey $2,999.99 885 Transparent Black $3,149.99 854 Metallic Black $2,999.99 887 Transparent Green $3,149.99 876 Snow White $2,999.99 890 Transparent Red $3,149.99 821 Quicksilver $3,099.99 806 Black Ghost Flames $3,499.99 824 Darby Green $3,099.99 813 Blue Ghost Flames $3,499.99 827 Acapulco Gold $3,099.99 823 Silver with Black Dragon $3,499.99 830 Absinthe Frost $3,099.99 835 Bolted Steel $3,499.99 872 Agent Orange $3,099.99 851 Lightning Sky $3,499.99 815 Burnt Cherry Sunburst $3,149.99 884 Copper Snakeskin $3,499.99 4 VISIT WWW.JACKSONGUITARS.COM FOR MORE INFORMATION | PRICES AND SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. Jackson® Guitars USA SELECT SERIES ADRIAN SMITH SAN DIMAS® DINKy™ 280305X-876 The Adrian Smith San Dimas® Dinky™ features an alder body, bolt-on quartersawn maple neck, compound radius ebony or maple fingerboard, Dimarzio® Super Distortion bridge pickup with Fender® SCN middle and neck single coil pickups in H-S-S configuration, white or black one-ply pickguard, Floyd Rose® tremolo, black hardware. NEW! 876 (Snow White) 876 Snow White with white pickguard $2,799.99 and ebony fretboard. 876 Snow White with black pickguard $2,799.99 and maple fretboard USA PC1™ PHIL COLLEN 2803050-XXX Mahogany body with quilt maple top, bolt-on quartersawn eastern hard rock maple neck, compound-radius flame maple fingerboard, licensed Fender® Strat® headstock, DiMarzio® pickups with Jackson® Sustainer/Driver in H/S/S configuration, Floyd Rose® Original tremolo, gold hardware. 855 (Chameleon) 855 Chameleon $3,499.99 802 Au Natural $3,199.99 821 Chlorine $3,199.99 835 Purple Daze $3,199.99 857 Mocha $3,199.99 863 Red Rum $3,199.99 867 Root Beer $3,199.99 879 Solar $3,199.99 VISIT WWW.JACKSONGUITARS.COM FOR MORE INFORMATION | PRICES AND SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. 5 Jackson® Guitars USA SELECT SERIES USA RR1 RANDY RHOADS 2803060-XXX Alder body, quartersawn Eastern hard rock maple neck-thru-body, compound-radius ebony fingerboard, Seymour Duncan® humbucking pickups, Floyd Rose® Original tremolo, black hardware (flame maple top and chrome hardware on trans finishes). 803 (Black) 803 Black $2,799.99 872 Agent Orange $2,899.99 806 Black Ghost Flames $3,299.99 839 Ferrari Red $2,799.99 815 Burnt Cherry Sunburst $2,949.99 813 Blue Ghost Flames $3,299.99 844 Gun Metal Grey $2,799.99 858 Natural $2,949.99 833 Eerie Dess Swirl $3,299.99 854 Metallic Black $2,799.99 885 Transparent Black $2,949.99 835 Bolted Steel $3,299.99 876 Snow White $2,799.99 886 Transparent Blue $2,949.99 851 Lightning Sky $3,299.99 821 Quicksilver $2,899.99 887 Transparent Green $2,949.99 859 Nebula $3,299.99 822 Cobalt Blue $2,899.99 890 Transparent Red $2,949.99 870 Shattered Glass $3,299.99 824 Darby Green $2,899.99 808 Black with Gold Pinstripes $3,149.99 875 Snakeskin $3,299.99 827 Acapulco Gold $2,899.99 840 Ferrari Red with Black Bevels $3,149.99 884 Copper Snakeskin $3,299.99 830 Absinthe Frost $2,899.99 877 Snow White with Black Pinstripes $3,149.99 896 Yellow Bengal $3,299.99 831 Deep Candy Red $2,899.99 878 Snow White with Black Pinstripes $3,149.99 6 VISIT WWW.JACKSONGUITARS.COM FOR MORE INFORMATION | PRICES AND SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. Jackson® Guitars USA SELECT SERIES USA RR1T RANDY RHOADS 2803061-XXX Alder body, quartersawn eastern hard rock maple neck-thru-body, compound-radius ebony fingerboard, Seymour Duncan® humbucking pickups, string-thru-body bridge, black hardware (flame maple top and chrome hardware on trans finishes). 833 (Eerie Dess Swirl) 803 Black $2,799.99 831 Deep Candy Red $2,899.99 878 Snow White with Black Pinstripes $3,149.99 839 Ferrari Red $2,799.99 815 Burnt Cherry Sunburst $2,949.99 806 Black Ghost Flames $3,299.99 844 Gun Metal Grey $2,799.99 858 Natural $2,949.99 813 Blue Ghost Flames $3,299.99 854 Metallic Black $2,799.99 885 Transparent Black $2,949.99 833 Eerie Dess Swirl $3,299.99 876 Snow White $2,799.99 886 Transparent Blue $2,949.99 835 Bolted Steel $3,299.99 821 Quicksilver $2,899.99 887 Transparent Green $2,949.99 851 Lightning Sky $3,299.99 822 Cobalt Blue $2,899.99 890 Transparent Red $2,949.99 859 Nebula $3,299.99 824 Darby Green $2,899.99 808 Black with Gold Pinstripes $3,149.99 870 Shattered Glass $3,299.99 827 Acapulco Gold $2,899.99 840 Ferrari Red with Black Bevels $3,149.99 875 Snakeskin $3,299.99 830 Absinthe Frost $2,899.99 877 Snow White with Black Pinstripes $3,149.99 884 Copper Snakeskin $3,299.99 896 Yellow Bengal $3,299.99 USA SL1 SOLOIST™ 2803070-XXX Alder body, quartersawn eastern hard rock maple neck-thru-body, compound-radius ebony fingerboard, Seymour Duncan® pickups in H/S/S configuration, Floyd Rose® Original tremolo, black hardware (flame maple top and chrome hardware on trans finishes).
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