It is very possible but two things that need to be taken into account.

First being most 21-22frets guitars' cutaway will not be deep enough for you to reach the 24th fret (noticed how 24frets guitars have a much deeper cutaway compared to the standard strat?)

And lastly, the extended fretboard will cover your neck pickup.

I can back that up. Testing out anything over fret 20 on the RR3 just plain sucked.

I think being a bolt on adds to that though I have seen the heel of the neckthrough ones in videos and it doesn't look very accessible too. Those on neckthrough Ibanez on the other hand, they might as well call it heelless.

But it is no problem for you dude

If you can solo on anything past the 15 fret of an LP you can solo on anything else.

The OFR is a direct drop in replacement. An OFR retrofits a LoTRS on an Ibanez without any modification and I don't see why it wouldn't be same on the RR3.

well, but the distance between the posts lengths might be different.
its pretty obvious that the design of the trems are different, there is no groove on the left side of the JT580 for the post to fit into, rather just a straight edge just like the ibanez trems.
so jackson for all you know could always move the left post a mm either side, preventing OFR's from fitting in without modding.

btw, just got this today from cash converters.


shadow electric w/ hardcase, made in germany.
schaller trem, schaller tuners, the famed shadow EQ-5 active pickups.

spent about 30mins taking it apart
the trem knife edges are not worn out at all, but mostly got it for the pickups.
i have some work to do on it to bring it up to playable condition, but nothing hard.

with all the craze on the rr3, anyone knows the price for Alexi laiho's guitar and where i can get them?

RM699.
have to do a major cleanup of it which im abit lazy to now.
and the idiot who had it before had that big thin metal piece between the trem and block on backwards.
havent checked the bridge posts for wear yet, cheap to replace if worn out anyway.
as long as the trem edges are in good condition.

another guitar where the cost of the parts are worth more.

cant find much info on them online.
only these.
apparently Shadow guitars were handmade, and pretty expensive when released, and due to the high costs Shadow stopped making guitars in 1994.
the neck apparently is similar to the ibanez wizard.

but that one i dont care, its the pickups, Shadow sells brand new for Euro140.

Electric guitar humbucker with built in 5-band equalizer. 7 trim-pots on top of the pickup adjust the input level, master gain and 5-band E.Q.. Active E.Q. circuit can be switched on or off and can be used to E.Q. other passive pickups in the guitar. Humbucker is fully shielded and has four conductor output for all wiring possibilities.

now i need to get a manual from Shadow on how to on or off and use it for other passive pickups

well, a couple months ago there was a gibson LP standard, i think a '92 at cash converters.
they placed a price of RM5k on it, couple weeks ago i asked a guy there how much it sold for...
he told me RM3200...
dunno if he was crapping or not.

well, a couple months ago there was a gibson LP standard, i think a '92 at cash converters.
they placed a price of RM5k on it, couple weeks ago i asked a guy there how much it sold for...
he told me RM3200...
dunno if he was crapping or not.