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I wonder where that came from . A total fu to vinnie using it to play up all night .

Looks like a rareelectricguitar.com guitar?

Ohh,??

Where would Mark have gotten a Pink and Silver Jackson? Though it is remotely possible it seems unlikely so I would guess that he sourced the guitar from rareelectricguitars.com?

I look at it more like Mark would like to put the bad feelings of the past behind him.
He has been known in recent history to play a few Vinnie-related guitars.

Is that a mud hut guitar that has a Jackson Watermark or does he really have one? He plays pretty well ..............

I took a half decent screen shot straight on and blew it up. There doesn't seem to be a "Made in USA" or "Custom Shop" decal after the Jackson logo...which itself, isn't a big logo.
But, the corners of the shadow fins (where they meet the main fins) don't look to have the classic rounding found in a CNC body made from a single piece of timber that all the Chinese built ones have. Curious!

He was only playing the one song with that band as a guest appearance so it might have been something a fan let him borrow for the one song. Doesn't Vinnie own the only "real" one?

I could almost guarantee that a fan brought it to be signed and Mark played it.
I can guarantee that it isn't an FU.
Mark(and even Dana) expressed remorse and praise a few years back about Vinnie.
They came up to me many times throughout the day to share stories, didn't talk shit, and were genuinely appreciative of me being a fan of VVI more than Slaughter.
And a year or so before that gig, Mark played my VVV in Sharon,Pennsylvania at a Slaughter show.

Backline was provided at both of those shows by Hubbard Music, who I worked for quite a bit.

shramiac wrote: ↑Mon May 13, 2019 2:48 pm I took a half decent screen shot straight on and blew it up. There doesn't seem to be a "Made in USA" or "Custom Shop" decal after the Jackson logo...which itself, isn't a big logo.
But, the corners of the shadow fins (where they meet the main fins) don't look to have the classic rounding found in a CNC body made from a single piece of timber that all the Chinese built ones have. Curious!

When Mark played mine, he had the wing tips taped up to avoid chipping.

The Monsters appear to be bigger (longer) as well which might make them more fragile

He hasnt talked shit about vv but has been shocked at how hostile vv has been. Bobby too

Yeah maybe a fan guitar.

I merged the two threads we had about this.

Kev, not all Jackson VVV's are the same size, strangely enough.

Andrews with the snakeskin paint is rather larger than the others, which is unusual, but I guess it was custom ordered that way. There is usually a set size for a body shape but if you're ordering a custom guitar you can spec what you want and tell Jackson to make your Soloist oversize, or whatever, to suit you. Perhaps the guy that first ordered it was larger and wanted a guitar to suit?

poserboy71 wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2019 2:25 am

shramiac wrote: ↑Mon May 13, 2019 2:48 pm I took a half decent screen shot straight on and blew it up. There doesn't seem to be a "Made in USA" or "Custom Shop" decal after the Jackson logo...which itself, isn't a big logo.
But, the corners of the shadow fins (where they meet the main fins) don't look to have the classic rounding found in a CNC body made from a single piece of timber that all the Chinese built ones have. Curious!

When Mark played mine, he had the wing tips taped up to avoid chipping.

A Cool dude who is conscientious of his actions. Aware of his surrounding & how that may effect a guitar that a fan has been kind enough to let him play.
- mmmh, that that sound like someone else we know or the opposite of that

Stayed tuned speaking with mark

Ok, I just watched it finally. That is no Jackson, it's a Chinese copy, but Mark certainly makes it sing, and is playing well.

Some of the band there are from Ace's current band, and were with John Carobi when I saw him recently.

Genebaby wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2019 9:05 pm Ok, I just watched it finally. That is no Jackson, it's a Chinese copy, but Mark certainly makes it sing, and is playing well.

Some of the band there are from Ace's current band, and were with John Carobi when I saw him recently.

I thought so but I couldn't prove it.

The guitar looks like this to me

Excellent dig at Vinnie

ZachAttack wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2019 5:48 am Excellent dig at Vinnie

Zach, It wasn't a dig at Vinnie.

I agree. As someone mentioned above, Mark strikes me as a guy who is aware of his surroundings, his celebrity and the consequences of his actions. I've never seen him bitch or moan in recent years.

This was an Expo - he would be fully aware of the irony/connection with the guitar and did it because it would be a cool thing to do in front of hardcore fans who would appreciate it too.

I interpreted it as a homage to his history - and let's face it, without VVI, there would have been no Slaughter.

Very cool.

poserboy71 wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2019 5:50 am

ZachAttack wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2019 5:48 am Excellent dig at Vinnie

Zach, It wasn't a dig at Vinnie.

yeah he probably yelled "full shred" after his solo to promote Vinnie's upcoming show lol

ZachAttack wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2019 5:05 am

poserboy71 wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2019 5:50 am

ZachAttack wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2019 5:48 am Excellent dig at Vinnie

Zach, It wasn't a dig at Vinnie.

yeah he probably yelled "full shred" after his solo to promote Vinnie's upcoming show lol

Mark isn't petty.
He really does choose to concentrate on the good from VVI.
He has even said that he would love to see Vinnie be an active participant in the music business again.

Mark seems like a cool guy.

It was a Chinese knock-off that had been customized with the pickup, the nut lock, and possibly electronics. From what I understand from the rig rundown he gave us, it was his, and it had a special appropriate nickname

It was a thing of beauty to be standing next to him while he played the intro to "That Time of Year," ran through the intro of "Mean Streets" and part of "Eruption."

KISSFAQ wrote: ↑Fri May 24, 2019 1:06 am It was a Chinese knock-off that had been customized with the pickup, the nut lock, and possibly electronics. From what I understand from the rig rundown he gave us, it was his, and it had a special appropriate nickname

It was a thing of beauty to be standing next to him while he played the intro to "That Time of Year," ran through the intro of "Mean Streets" and part of "Eruption."

Thanks for that Julian!

Yes, thanks for confirming the guitar and telling us about Mark.