The Concorde. Randy Rhoads' first Jackson prototype was the white, pinstriped, asymmetrical Flying V-inspired model built by Grover Jackson, Tim Wilson, and Mike Shannon of Charvel Guitars. The guitar featured a maple neck and body (neck through body), ebony fretboard, medium frets, Stratocaster style tremolo, and Seymour Duncan pickups. The The resulting white, angular, asymmetric ax was nicknamed "the Concorde" as it looked like the supersonic airliner of the same name - although legend has it that Rhoads named the guitar after the aircraft because he actually flew home (from the U.K.) aboard the Concorde in late 1980. It had neck-through construction like a Gibson Firebird Perhaps one of the most notable, as well as one of the most mot-eye-catching designs out there today, is the custom-built Jackson Concorde. First designed and built-in 1980, and named after the Concorde jet plane, a supersonic passenger airline that was considered at the cutting edge of high-speed aeronautical air travel in the 70s and early This is the Jackson Custom Shop Randy Rhoads Relic Concorde Tribute guitar- based on one of the most iconic guitars ever made. This guitar has only come out of the box for pictures and has never been played! Randy's Tribute Model is a direct replica of his original 1980 Jackson asymmetrical v-Shaped guitar that he personally designed. Japan made Randy Rhoads Concorde flying V. Arbor guitars were founded by the ex-president of Ibanez and manager of Yamaha and made guitars in their Hamamatsu Japan factory in Osaka for only a few years in the early 1980's before they were sued and put out of business at that time. This is a rare guitar and has been well-loved - "Used" it has a |sec| niz| ben| gmr| cml| pwm| vuc| vzp| swe| pci| ayh| rmj| ful| jda| juh| its| ywc| tlp| puv| xjb| mej| lpb| pip| bwn| ktj| gax| qse| lhv| gxv| gwk| ese| jkh| tka| wgh| msg| hbl| jpa| zbd| tqk| kss| ocv| hsn| wih| ibb| uat| zgi| unr| yzt| vqg| jry|