The Jackson Kelly Project Guitar: Part 1 - Disassembly, Finish Repair, and Wiring

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In this series, I restore a 1990 Jackson Kelly Professional, which is a Made-in-Japan guitar. In this first installment, I remove everything from the neck and body so that I can refinish a well-worn neck and repair some dings in the face of the guitar. I also replace the pickups with some new Fleor humbuckers.
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[@fredericadda]

This is my first guitar! And I still have it (upgraded and well maintained)

[@hacksguitarhobby]

That's an awesome first guitar!

[@MarkGray1970]

that's a cool guitar!

[@hacksguitarhobby]

I appreciate Jackson Japan guitars more every day.

[@anzesuligoj9122]

Which knob do u use?

[@hacksguitarhobby]

That knob is original. I have used these black metal ones on similar guitars with good results: amzn.to/3unjWoe

[@crilf5830]

Nice!

[@hacksguitarhobby]

Thanks!