The Jackson Pro Series Soloist SL2A MAH HT electric guitar is a modern rock-and-metal player’s dream. Its oiled maple neck and all-duty compound-radius ebony fingerboard will give you the freedom to explore new heights and plumb new depths of high-gain glory. Onboard Seymour Duncan Distortion pickups kick out smoking-hot midrange clarity, as well as lower-end growl and bite. And a Jackson HT6 string-through hardtail bridge provides killer sustain support and keeps you in tune. Topped with eye-catching black nickel hardware, the Jackson Pro Soloist SL2A MAH HT is as gig-ready as they come. Guitarists here at Sweetwater love the sound and feel of the Jackson Pro Soloist SL2A MAH HT, and we’re confident that discerning players from all genres will too.

Features

Body Type - Solidbody
Body Shape - Pro Series Soloist
Body Material - Mahogany
Top Material - Ash
Body Finish - Gloss
Color - Unicorn White
Neck Material - Maple
Neck Shape - Speed Neck
Neck Joint - Neck-through
Radius - 12"-16" compound
Fingerboard Material - Ebony
Fingerboard Inlay - Pearloid Piranha Teeth
Number of Frets - 24, Jumbo
Scale Length - 25.5"
Nut Width - 1.6875"
Nut Material - Black Plastic
Bridge/Tailpiece - Jackson HT6 String-through body
Tuners - Jackson Sealed Die-cast Locking
Neck Pickup - Seymour Duncan Distortion SH-6N Humbucker
Bridge Pickup - Seymour Duncan Distortion TB-6 Humbucker
Controls - 1 x master volume, 1 x masster tone
Switching - 3-way toggle pickup switch
Case: Sold separately
Weight 7 lb 4 oz

 

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Condition:

This instrument is in excellent, near mint condition. The techs found no issues and it has little to no play wear. It looks, plays and sounds great! Please see pictures for overall condition of the guitar. The actual item for sale is shown in the photographs.

More Info:

We are an authorized dealer for brand approved manufacturer refurbished guitars. These guitars are sent directly from the manufacturer to the authorized refurbishing center where they are fully inspected, set up and cleared by a certified technician. They are sent there for many reasons, including: returns, cosmetic flaws, minor repairs, surplus & discontinued or last years models. The guitars serial number may be partially altered and/or replaced and the back of the headstock is lightly stamped "used" by the authorized refurbishing center per manufacturer agreements.