● The lightning-fast guitars that wrote 80s metal history! ●

For nearly 40 years, the Jackson name has consistently pumped out instruments of the highest tier for musicians across the world. Starting from humble beginnings as a small shop in California, Jackson's distinct style, quality craftsmanship, and early relationship with Randy Rhoads quickly set the brand apart. Those seeking a wilder, more thrilling alternative to traditional designs quickly caught wind of the them, and within just a few years, big names like Dave Mustaine, Marty Friedman, Scott Ian, and a plethora of others were using Jacksons first and foremost – to write 80s metal history.

In addition to the Rhoads model, Jackson came to offer the Kelly, King V, Soloist, Dinky, Concert Bass, Warrior, and many others, all featuring lightning-fast necks, high-performance hardware such as Seymour Duncan and EMG pickups, Original Floyd Roses, and of course, the company's trademark elegance and charm. Jackson factories in the US and Japan alike made a name for themselves during the 90s, with the best of the Japanese Jacksons in particular building a reputation that can only be regarded as legendary. As metal evolved and diversified, Jackson met its demands like champions.

The company's sale to Fender in the early 00s spelled hardship and unusual changes for a while, but the Jackson name has since risen from the ashes like a phoenix. Today, Jackson offers a variety of options fit for both beginners and top-level professional musicians alike. Every guitar carries an important piece of music history with it, and even in the midst of heavy competition from ESP, Ibanez, Schecter, and other manufacturers, Jackson continues to put out some of the finest guitars in the world and it could be argued that the best is yet to come.

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