Jackson KE5FR

Guys, I want to buy a Jackson KE5FR, I know Jackson rocks, my favourite guitarists used it (Randy Rhoads and Dave Mustaine)... I haven´t got too much money and I dont want to sell my current guitar (1994 Ibanez RX-650) because it is my first guitar... so its not gonna to happen at least until endo of the year... Anyway, I cant find a price in USA dollars, anyone has an idea??

Thanx in advance


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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/26/2009 04:20AM by Frantic.

around $1000US it should be when it comes out



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$1000 - $1500 USD seems to be where it'll be, it'll be a bit more than others in the Pro Series I'd say...What amp you going to be playing it through?

@lopper: a Peavey Valveking 112 :D

@SpaceAce: so that means its not available yet?

[www.thomann.de]

€1269 from thomann.de, that's over $1500 it think?...

I'm not sure, it's probably officially out, but most places don't have it in stock yet.


Valveking...good choice, I have the stack version It'll sound good through that.

Speaking of the Valveking, here she is surrounded by her pals.

If you buy this guitar be sure to check this site as well [www.mulletwigs.com]

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Bookmarked.

I was actually referring to the Jackson PO5ER ... err. KE5FR.

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I know, but you never know when a mullet can come in handy.

Not a fan of Jacksons then, Vader?

Jackson makes mighty fine guitars and I would buy one any day (if no Ibanez is avalable). I just don't go for fancy "metal" shapes ... that's soooooo 1980. But then I'm a bass player, so don't ask me.

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Ah....old school. Respect.

Vader Wrote:
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> Jackson makes mighty fine guitars and I would buy
> one any day (if no Ibanez is avalable). I just
> don't go for fancy "metal" shapes ... that's
> soooooo 1980. But then I'm a bass player, so don't
> ask me.


who was stupid enough to ask the bass player?



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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/08/2009 01:03PM by SpaceAce.

From being in bands, bass players are always the most knowledgeable and down to earth. The drummers are generally annoying wankers, the lead guitarist/singer is always full of himself and a little bit odd, and then the rythmn guitarist will always be a farmer (and mute).

The Lopper Wrote:
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> From being in bands, bass players are always the
> most knowledgeable and down to earth. The drummers
> are generally annoying wankers, the lead
> guitarist/singer is always full of himself and a
> little bit odd, and then the rythmn guitarist will
> always be a farmer (and mute).

There are two kinds of bass players. Those who just play bass. Here Lopperman's description fits. The other kind is those who also sing and act as the frontman. I prefer the latter.

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just like Sting?

Peter Steele, I reckon.

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ZaZ Wrote:
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> Peter Steele, I reckon.

Or Lemmy. Or myself. Happy belated b'day btw.

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