http://vinnievincent.com/product/signed ... -v-guitar/

Guys, Vinnie is selling signed Rhoads guitars!!!!!!!

Yep....

Bolt-on? Indonesia? India? China?

I wish I could just buy a regular pink rhoads guitar without the signature, I actually want one to play it, not to display on the wall

ZachAttack wrote:I wish I could just buy a regular pink rhoads guitar without the signature, I actually want one to play it, not to display on the wall

You could do what Vinnie does and just repaint a production model of your choice, as his colours are not available from Jackson either.

Would be cheaper too.

Genebaby wrote: Tue May 15, 2018 6:38 am

ZachAttack wrote:I wish I could just buy a regular pink rhoads guitar without the signature, I actually want one to play it, not to display on the wall

You could do what Vinnie does and just repaint a production model of your choice, as his colours are not available from Jackson either.

Would be cheaper too.

Actually, I have seen newer Jackson guitars in hot day-glo pink.

Yes it's really weird

How come he can't sell double V guitars. Is no one making them ?

tukoztukoz wrote: Tue May 15, 2018 3:39 am Bolt-on? Indonesia? India? China?

Yes bolt-on’s....JS32T models I believe...looks like they are refinished/custom painted to Vinnie’s colors.

In the extended KissWorld, I see nothing wrong with this.

Actually a fair price compared to a few other folks ...

Hell, Do you see what George Lynch charges to glue roadkill bones into a guitar ?
http://www.mrscaryguitars.com/

I don't think this current series of Jacksons come in pink, you have to do it yourself.

Those Lynch guitars get uglier the more they cost but the specs are good, but way overpriced too.

Georgie Boy's toys are over priced indeed!

If they're bolt-on they are way too much. Think about Paul stanley's made in china ps...

tukoztukoz wrote: Thu May 17, 2018 12:44 am If they're bolt-on they are way too much. Think about Paul stanley's made in china ps...

Disassemble. Repainting, assembly, personalized autograph.
...fair enough price.
A lot of steps in that process.

If there ´s that much work I understand. Still the making is mysterious. VV should tell a little more about it.

poserboy71 wrote: Tue May 15, 2018 11:32 pm

Genebaby wrote: Tue May 15, 2018 6:38 am

ZachAttack wrote:I wish I could just buy a regular pink rhoads guitar without the signature, I actually want one to play it, not to display on the wall

You could do what Vinnie does and just repaint a production model of your choice, as his colours are not available from Jackson either.

Would be cheaper too.

Actually, I have seen newer Jackson guitars in hot day-glo pink.

Yeah they had a pink model a few years ago, a cheaper one around $700 and a high end one for like $1200. I never bought one while those were in production but now they seem to be impossible to find.

metatron wrote: Wed May 16, 2018 1:19 am How come he can't sell double V guitars. Is no one making them ?

He said he's releasing them in the future. I was told by someone close to his camp they would be $15,000-$20,000 though

ZachAttack wrote: Thu May 17, 2018 4:45 am

metatron wrote: Wed May 16, 2018 1:19 am How come he can't sell double V guitars. Is no one making them ?

He said he's releasing them in the future. I was told by someone close to his camp they would be $15,000-$20,000 though

Good.....god no. I personally don’t think that’s a good direction to go at all. GIBSON gouges with $10k+ prices on certain 1959 True Historic Siganatures....doubling that would be complete madness.
Let’s get real. If it’s a hand-made USA piece with top-notch everything....then you’re in the USA DEAN or Jackson styling and pricing and you’re at the $3500-$4900 MAX range.
If it’s an Import “DIME” level quality make? $1500 with case.

Yep! Madness to try and sell at those prices.

George Lynch is selling his ahem, rather ugly, Mr Scary guitars at a stupid $US6000.

Charvel is selling their "Guthrie Govan" guitar for around $US4000. Which for me is too high as well because in reality, it is just a CNC made, Superstrat.

When he had the Palecki guitars at NAMM a few years ago he was asking $12,000 for one

ZachAttack wrote: Fri May 18, 2018 11:20 pm When he had the Palecki guitars at NAMM a few years ago he was asking $12,000 for one

The asking price was USD 9.000.00 and USD 12.500.00 for the anniversary edition.

Arjen wrote: Fri Jun 08, 2018 6:04 pm

ZachAttack wrote: Fri May 18, 2018 11:20 pm When he had the Palecki guitars at NAMM a few years ago he was asking $12,000 for one

The asking price was USD 9.000.00 and USD 12.500.00 for the anniversary edition.

And that was "without" a case!!!!

Yes case apart $ 350

hey

are these guitars still available ? as the email i sent was returned as 'no user of that name'

cheers

g

Vinnie recently sold one at Gene Simmons vault event in Nashville

ok - good to know - as i haven't received any replies after trying to contact them !!!
thanks for your reply

seems like the page is down for some reason

Streetbeat wrote: Tue Jun 12, 2018 3:50 am Vinnie recently sold one at Gene Simmons vault event in Nashville

Sammy,
Vinnie didn't sell a Jackson Rhoads at The GS Vault in Nashville.
He sold a different instrument.

poserboy71 wrote: Tue Jun 12, 2018 6:29 am

Streetbeat wrote: Tue Jun 12, 2018 3:50 am Vinnie recently sold one at Gene Simmons vault event in Nashville

Sammy,
Vinnie didn't sell a Jackson Rhoads at The GS Vault in Nashville.
He sold a different instrument.

Yes i know, i'm assuming he is asking after my previous reply with pictures, maybe i'm wrong.

It could have been either, as the thread is about the cheap Rhoads guitars that are being sold recently.

True