Post by Paul on Dec 8, 2012 2:36:10 GMT -5
Name: Series 10
Years: ?? (I can only make out the last few #s on the serial)
Areas: ??
Made in: Korea
Finishes: Yellow
Body
Body material:
Neck joint:
Bridge:
Hardware color: Black
Neck
Neck type:
Neck material:
Fingerboard:
Inlays: Dots
Frets: 22
Electronics
PU Config: SSH
Neck PU:
Mid PU:
Bridge PU:
Controls: 1 Volume / 1 Tone / 5-Way Lever
Personal Notes:
Tuning: Full Step Down
Strings: 10-46
Purchase Date: Some time in 1993
# Guitar: This is my first guitar.
My first guitar I ever owned and I can't find out much about it. I know I bought it back in 1993 and it plays A LOT like a Jackson or Ibanez. The headstock looks very Jackson like. My searches online have turned up very little. The body is slightly larger then my other Ibanez guitars. The bridge has its pros and cons too. The fine tuners are sensitive and the guitar can solidly stay in tune, however the whammy bar is so tight that using it is just pointless. The guitar is tuned down one full step so I don't play it much when playing most of my song list. I will NEVER sell this guitar and NEVER stop using it. This is the one that started it all. I only wish that I would have paid more attention to the serial number before it wore off. There are hardly any dings or dents in it as I've done my best to take care of it.
Nickname: The Yellow Dragon
Years: ?? (I can only make out the last few #s on the serial)
Areas: ??
Made in: Korea
Finishes: Yellow
Body
Body material:
Neck joint:
Bridge:
Hardware color: Black
Neck
Neck type:
Neck material:
Fingerboard:
Inlays: Dots
Frets: 22
Electronics
PU Config: SSH
Neck PU:
Mid PU:
Bridge PU:
Controls: 1 Volume / 1 Tone / 5-Way Lever
Personal Notes:
Tuning: Full Step Down
Strings: 10-46
Purchase Date: Some time in 1993
# Guitar: This is my first guitar.
My first guitar I ever owned and I can't find out much about it. I know I bought it back in 1993 and it plays A LOT like a Jackson or Ibanez. The headstock looks very Jackson like. My searches online have turned up very little. The body is slightly larger then my other Ibanez guitars. The bridge has its pros and cons too. The fine tuners are sensitive and the guitar can solidly stay in tune, however the whammy bar is so tight that using it is just pointless. The guitar is tuned down one full step so I don't play it much when playing most of my song list. I will NEVER sell this guitar and NEVER stop using it. This is the one that started it all. I only wish that I would have paid more attention to the serial number before it wore off. There are hardly any dings or dents in it as I've done my best to take care of it.
Nickname: The Yellow Dragon