Jackson American Series Soloist SL2 DX Ebony Fingerboard Satin Black

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£2,149.00

This is the Jackson American Series Soloist SL2 DX Ebony Fingerboard Satin Black from Jackson, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Jackson American Series Soloist SL2 DX is a high-performance shred machine built for speed and precision. Its through-body three-piece maple neck with graphite reinforcement ensures rock-solid stability while the 12″-16″ compound radius ebony fingerboard and 24 jumbo stainless steel frets provide effortless playability. The inverse mother of pearl sharkfin inlays and Luminlay® side dots add both style and visibility making it perfect for the stage. Equipped with a Seymour Duncan JB TB-4 bridge pickup and a 59 SH-1N neck pickup this guitar delivers everything from tight high-gain aggression to smooth articulate cleans. A Floyd Rose 1500 Series double-locking tremolo keeps tuning stable through extreme dive bombs while Gotoh MG-T locking tuners and Dunlop dual-locking strap buttons ensure reliability. Finished in Satin Black this Soloist is built to dominate any performance.

About the manufacturer

Jackson

Jackson is a legendary guitar brand synonymous with speed, power, and precision, particularly loved by metal and hard rock players. Founded in the early 1980s by Grover Jackson, the company quickly gained fame for its sleek designs, sharp headstocks, and fast-playing necks. Models like the Soloist, Dinky, and Rhoads became stage staples for shredders and virtuosos alike. With high-output pickups, aggressive styling, and flawless playability, Jackson guitars deliver the punch and clarity demanded by modern players. From classic metal icons to new-generation performers, Jackson remains a symbol of technical excellence and uncompromising performance.

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