Ibanez js 1000 black pearl without serial number back of the headstock,or in the plate,and without the brown line back of the neck,and in 21 fret the fret is write "js custom"....is genuine or the body is from js 1000 and the neck from js 100;;;
I hate having to answer the same question twice.It's a JS1000BP.
that is a lo pro edge tremolosorry i confused you, i would probably be wrong, and my english is bad.
has he figured out which tremolo bridge he has?
that one is a 1996 modeldoes this inlay exist in js 1000 1994-1997
NO. The lower models (js100, js600, etc) have "JOE SATRIANI" inlayed, NOT "JS CUSTOM". "JS CUSTOM" is ONLY for the JS1000 modelsdoes it also exist in js 100 ???
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YES. 10000% YES.can we say for sure that it is a js 1000 ???
That's the first JS I've seen that didn't have a numbered plate. I would believe it was swapped out with a R, P, or S plate, for whatever reason. Unless you bought it new and know it came from the factory like that.If it helps, my JS1000WH doesnt have a serial number on the plate either.
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It is a JS1000 body and a JS1000 neck.thanks for the answers.
so where '' js custom '' is definitely 1000 model.
the serial number from the moment it is absent can be found in the neck pocket ??
Some people said it was a js 1000 body and a js 100 neck, and I had the impression that it was a fake guitar, so I asked the question.
If you had shown the number you could have saved alot of time......the numbers clean...
I've never even thought about questioning it lol, doesnt even remotely bother me though. That said, doubt its from one of the R/P/S variants; all mine have bensalem or hollywood plates.That's the first JS I've seen that didn't have a numbered plate. I would believe it was swapped out with a R, P, or S plate, for whatever reason. Unless you bought it new and know it came from the factory like that.