Jackson Guitars

Rare Jackson AT2T Archtop Electric Guitar 1998 Japan Comes with Hardshell Case & Cord. Transparent Flamed Purple Finish, Gorgeous!

Description:

Purchased used in 2006, this is a discontinued AT2T, built in Japan in 1998. Based on the USA-made AT1T, the features are similar except for the following:

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  The archtop body is basswood instead of mahogany and the fretboard is rosewood rather than ebony.


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  The same Kent Armstrong JVA-1 chrome-covered humbuckers are used in both positions, selected by a 3-way toggle.


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  The bridge is a "wrap-around" Tunamatic bridge/tailpiece.


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  The knobs (tone and volume), pickup toggle and input jack are all recessed.


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  Tuners are non-locking Jacksons, three per side, with the typical large strap buttons.

Review from Harmony Central:

Visually, this takes the scaled-down Dinky body profile a step further. The body design is similar to the Ibanez S-series guitars, with arched top, deep cutaways, scalloped neck joint and contoured back. The 22-fret maple neck is pure Jackson, thin and wide. Instead of the usual "hockey stick" headstock, this is a straight-pull design as is also found on the Super Dinky models. The chrome hardware, glossy purple flamed finish, contoured body and and sharp headstock make for a more striking appearance than many archtop guitars. The Japan made AT2T guitars are every bit as good as the American version at a lower price.

Features:

• AT2T


• Body: Basswood (Arched Top)


• Neck: Maple/Bolt-on


• Fingerboard: Rosewood


• Scale: 25.5in/22 fret


• Bridge: JT390


• Neck Pickup: JVA-1


• Bridge Pickup: JVA-1


• Finish: Flamed Transparent Purple