Most of the other Professional series models are killer axes too - I am only pointing out, that the Pro's are the closest match for a USA made Jackson from the same period of time and deserves to be recognized as such. These are the ones you want to hunt down on eBay, but expect to pay good money for them. Also, a few Rhoads guitars were mistakenly released with “J” rather than “RR” serial numbers.The Japanese made Pro guitars, are the guitars that are known to equal the USA Jacksons in terms of build quality, features and workmanship. There are exceptions to this rule-production neck-through-body models from the 1990s can sometimes be found with “J” or “RR” serial numbers instead of “U” serial numbers these typically identify an instrument as a Jackson Custom Shop prototype of some kind.
After spring 1990, only custom neck-through-body models were given “J” serial numbers production Soloist, Kelly and King V models, etc., were also considered “USA” models and given “U0****” serial numbers.
Neck-through-body guitars that weren’t Randy Rhoads models were given “J****” serial numbers, including Soloist™, King V™, Kelly™, Concert Bass and other models.
After that, only custom Rhoads guitars bore “RR****” serial numbers production Rhoads guitars were considered “USA” models and given “U0****” serial numbers.Ģ. All Randy Rhoads neck-through-body guitars were given “RR****” serial numbers from 1983 to spring 1990.
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