Jackson Adrian Smith SDXQ Transparent Green Electric Guitar, (Used)

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The Jackson X Series Signature Adrian Smith SDXQ in Transparent Green is a performance-focused signature guitar inspired by the Iron Maiden guitarist’s familiar hot-rodded S-style instruments. Built around a San Dimas-style basswood body with a quilt maple top, the SDXQ combines a graphite-reinforced maple neck, maple fingerboard and 12"–16" compound radius with a versatile HSS pickup layout and double-locking Floyd Rose tremolo. This particular Pre-Owned example has also received several useful upgrades. The original neck single coil has been replaced with a Vansen Hot Rail pickup, while the Floyd Rose has been fitted with new saddles, a push-in tremolo arm and a brass tremolo block. It is in Very Good condition, weighs an actual 9.02 lbs, and is supplied without a case. AT A GLANCE Detail | Specification | Brand | Jackson | Model | Adrian Smith SDXQ | Series | X Series Signature | Finish | Transparent Green | Pickup Layout | Modified HSS | Tremolo | Floyd Rose Special – Upgraded | Weight | 9.02 lbs | Condition | Very Good / Pre-Owned | Case | Not Included | PRE-OWNED CONDITION REPORT This is a Pre-Owned Jackson Adrian Smith SDXQ in Very Good condition. The Very Good condition grade reflects a guitar that has been well looked after overall while showing the light signs of previous use expected from a Pre-Owned instrument. Several modifications and upgrades have been carried out: Vansen Hot Rail fitted in the neck position New Floyd Rose saddles fitted Push-in tremolo arm fitted Brass tremolo block fitted This individual guitar weighs 9.02 lbs. No case is included. KEY FEATURES Adrian Smith signature model Jackson X Series Transparent Green finish San Dimas-style body Basswood body Quilted maple top Bolt-on maple neck Graphite neck reinforcement Maple fingerboard 12"–16" compound radius 25.5" scale length 22 jumbo frets Modified HSS pickup layout Vansen Hot Rail neck pickup Jackson middle single coil Jackson high-output bridg