This 1985 Jackson Randy Rhoads comes from the early San Dimas era, when these guitars were being built as highly individualized instruments rather than standardized production models. The White finish and sharply offset V body give it the unmistakable Rhoads profile, while the neck-through construction and Ebony fingerboard follow the original Jackson approach to the design. A Kahler locking tremolo is fitted, paired with the period Jackson humbucker setup and 22-fret neck. Early Rhoads guitars like this occupy an important place in Jackson’s history, and this example captures the look and hardware of the instruments that established the model.
Includes OHSC.