Ok - I have a white Rhoads Pro that I've owned since around 2000, but it seemed well used when I bought it. The place I bought it from had no idea of it's history.

I've read the info on the website for product dating, but all I can tell from that is it is either a prototype guitar or a mis-numbered production model.

The serial number is J100721.

Any help from a Jackson insider would be greatly appreciated here. For what it's worth, the hard case has a very faded lime green 'R' painted on it. The guitar itself is white.

Thanks!

The Rhoads Pro was produced in Japan from 1992 to 1995. Built to the same specs as an American Rhoads (with the exception of the added JE 1200 mid boost), they are held in high regard by the Jackson community..

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Aging sounds about right...I could believe that.

Shouldn't it say where it was made?

Any idea what they are selling for/worth?

And...thanks for the info

That era would have had a small black and gold sticker that said "Made In Japan", so at that age it is no surprise it is gone..

As for value, the better the condition, the better the value, and condition is everything on those..

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