Jackson Randy Rhoads Concorde V Guitar USA Custom Shop Masterbuilt 25th Anniversary Video Up Close
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2020
- Jackson Randy Rhoads Concorde V Guitar USA Custom Shop Masterbuilt 25th Anniversary Video Up Close
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This bad boy is what started Jackson guitars....Randy's idea was grovers golden ticket
Indeed!
I have a 1992 USA Concorde LTD which was a part of the first reissue of this model. From memory they made 200 of them. 100 with a Floyd and 100 with the trem you have on yours. It doesn't have custom shop logo on the head stock. Just the Jackson logo and made in USA. Great guitars!
Oh way cool man! Yours is one that's been on my list for a long time!
For me, you have "The definition of Holy Grail" in hands! 👏
Zakk Wylde has got one of these. (Or maybe more then one? I don’t know) but I’ve seen him live on stage with one.
Yes he does! It is very rare when he brings it out. Can't wait to see Zakk live again
Essex Recording Studios I think it was on a black label concert here in Stockholm Sweden in 2011 or 2012 I saw it
I have an original 1992 Jackson Rhoads LTD- awesome guitars!
Thats awesome dude! Let me know if you're ever interested in parting ways with it. What logo was on that release?
@@EssexRecordingStudios It's like this- there were 200 made many had Floyd's while I believe 20 had the Fender style tremolo: www.themusiczoo.com/products/jackson-randy-rhoads-limited-edition-white-with-pinstripes-1992
must have for all RR fans, even if they cant play guitar. just like me ;(
it really needs to be a model jackson sells only a few of a year like the limit themselves to 5 or so max
The original truss rod cover is ebony with the RR in mother of pearl
Also because of its weight its Eastern Maple
Also per Grover Randy hated this guitar 🎸 that’s why they went back to drawing board and came up with the RR1. But to us Randy fans this the one we all gravitate to !!!!!!!! The RE 1 is awesome the Sandoval polka dot is awesome and the Les Paul he had is awesome but again the concord is the holy grail.
Legendary guitar
$12,619.56 month , day and year that the great Randy Rhoads was born . I believe Scott Ian purchased #1 . What a beautiful and sleek looking guitar .
Ahhh OK what a great marketing gimic! Thanks for the info!!
@@EssexRecordingStudiosI know right !
@@EssexRecordingStudiosThnx for this video this is my favorite guitar ever this Jackson /Charvel oozes with coolness , RR has been my favorite since the early 80’s , cool video you explained everything perfectly from A to Z thank you for sharing
@@EssexRecordingStudiosHere’s a cool nugget , on the Diary Tour the band would enter the stage to the outro of Diary of a Madman and Randy would come out with his guitar turned backwards and the back was all taped in black there was no white to be seen so it was like surprise appearance, it was Sharon’s idea actually!
The original one that Randy had did not have gotoh tuners it had german brass schaller tuners
That makes more sense :)
This is the incorrect 1992 LTD
Look at the lame switchplate
Yeah the guys that built the original wouldnt know what tuners to put on it... lol
Gearhead Workshop You can look up the original it has schaller brass tuners
The first concorde was built by Grover Jackson
Not only that, Grover Jackson owned charvelle guitars, didn't just work there.
Been waiting for this one!
You and me both!
Pretty sure Randy's Concorde actually head crown head tuners and not the Gotoh-ones.
Also, think the Concorde was all maple - Likely contributing to the weight.
It was a neck-through with mahogany neck and rock maple wings.
@@AB-80X thats not what grover jackson has said...it was rock maple neck through with leaf maple wings.
Chevron crown heads are Gotoh tuners...but they are out of production so this got the next best option. Try searching " chevron crown head tuners....Gotoh is what you will find.
@@gearhead762 if my knowledge is correct, very few Charvels and of course Jackson’s(limited to 3), utilized the chevron crown tuners. Eddie Van Halen’s 1979 Charvel bumblebee used them along with the hard to find Charvel brass strat styled trem with the straight trem arm and brass tip. Randy obviously used the same appointments here and were planning on using them for 4 more prototypes they were building for him but never were finished due to him passing. Feel free to correct me if I’m wrong there, I’m just taking cobbled together information I’ve found over the years.
Thank you for paying your respects bro. Classy guy doing this.
Awesome, brother!
Cheers from Portugal 🍺 🤘🇵🇹
O.M.G. THAR SHE BLOWS..... HOIST THE DROOL CUP MATEY.
😂😂😂😂😂
Would luv to own a concord ❤😊
Holy crap that thing is gorgeous.
i pray to the GODS i get to own a *Jackson Randy Rhoads Concorde V Guitar USA Custom Shop Masterbuilt 25th Anniversary Edition #Amen :)
The only guitar i like pin strips on. Its a less paul and a V all in one box. Love the block inlay.
Beautiful!
Thanks Jason!!
Randy wasn’t a huge fan of this build. They made adjustments to his specifications afterwards resulting in the black and gold concord. At the time of his passing Jackson was working on more guitars for randy. Rip RR
That upper fret access would be painful for anyone after a short time
Awesome remake I wanted one when I first started and still do just to expensive I could never find the first run and these were like 12 grand they should just make a non custom shop xseries run I'd be onboard for that awesome run through always love too see Randys Guitars Gibson did a remake of his Les Paul also and before these there was a remake of the ebony Jackson those were equally awesome
Yeah man they were pricey. I missed out on one of those signature Gibson '74 reissues last year on ebay...was a steal and I missed my bid by 1 second at the last minute!
Saw a video with Karl Sandoval (who created the polka dot V) and he talked about Randy playing one of Karl's hollow body guitars sitting around (it was around 1979 and Randy was still playing with Quiet Riot). Back to Karl's guitar... it had very heavy gauge strings 13-52 and Randy played it beautifully (most couldn't play that guitar well). Randy had brought in his infamous Les Paul and the frets were almost gone and the action was very high.
Karl noticed him playing the guitars the way classical guitarists play. Randy informed Karl about his mom and how he has played classical for some time and told Karl he just got used to high action. Most probably don't know that Les Paul was virtually fretless with extremely high action... so, as Randy explained it, the notes could bend well. Randy is an example of someone who could make any guitar sound good. Randy came to Karl because he built a V for George Lynch and he loved it. That was the day he came to Karl to build one for him (that infamous polka dot V).
There
Nice but Randy was not black headstock or pinstripes it was metallic dark blue also Randy trem was NOS jqckson shop got em wrong on first reissue on second reissue they got it right. So to me the second run of these are more valuable .
Glad to see you knew this, especially the blue striping. Not many actually know this
Yep, Randy's family was reluctant to offer Randy copies of his Concorde, or any of them because they were Randy's. The colors: dark blue were not to be used. No one has played any of Randy's guitars since his death. The guys from Fender/Jackson were only allowed to measure everything, take pictures, etc, but not play them. Very cool!!!
Being remade by the original builders at Jackson, you'd think they'd get everything right to the exact, but the striping on this original V was never black, it was a dark blue..
Wow too cool! That is one special axe.
Thanks man!
Am I the only one that wanted to hear it?
Never realized they put fret nubs on those...or just those 25? Killer channel bro.
Trem arm looking like a knitting needle 😅 At a wild angle too. I want it😢
Honestly I wish they had a cheaper version with the trem top switch and four pots as well on block shape inlays
This one is just to expensive to play
Why didn't you play the damn guitar, want to hear the sound...
I always wondered why Randy’s Concord never turned yellow like his Les Paul did over the years. Kathy showed pics of it a few years back and its still white.
I’m guessing it’s because of the lacquer Jackson used other than Gibson.
The '74 Les Pauls just had that colour. I own exactly like the RR, and I know form the original owner that it was always the "eggshell" yellow. If you go back further, there are also pics of Randy playing it with Quiet Riot and it was the same colour as it is today.
That has to do with how much UV exposure it got. Most likely it's spent most of it's life in a case. I've got a few white guitars that I sprayed myself (nitrocellulose) and it didn't take long for either to yellow up some..even with just florescent indoor lighting.
@@AB-80X Absolutely not.. It use to be white in quiet riot. Look at the pics. It was white.
@@briangisler1981 so what you are telling me is that the guitar turned yellow in less than 2 years? You know you are talking to someone who owns a 74 in that colour, right? I know how it looks, and I know the colour from having it repaired. It was a colour Gibson used then. Randy got the guitar in late 78. If you look at photos from 1980, the guitar is the same eggshell white as it is now. Some lighting can make the guitar appear white in some situations, but it is a very distinct colour, and actually quite sought after.
The oval plate for the pickup switch is incorrect. It’s not oval, it’s suppose to be square. Why was these a redesign from the original? The RR gold plate on the neck stock is also incorrect. It’s supposed to be black not gold. The leg rest area is suppose to be round not cut. These small changes makes this not a true original even if it’s built by the same guys who did the original.the tuning keys??? Hmm 🤔
There was some agreements made with Randys mother at the time, which basically said that the guitars could not be 100%. That's why the pinstripes are a different colour, different tuners, the plate etc. Still very cool guitar, and very close. From the standpoint of how the guitar feels to play, it matters that it was built by the same team who built Randys.
To my knowledge Randys guitar was all maple so theres ya weight
I'll have to ask Mike Shannon what the specs were on the original :)
@@EssexRecordingStudios Cool mate let me know. Im sure it was all maple. im a big rhoads fan
Quite sure it was mahogany neck-though with Rock maple wings.
Who has the original Randy's guitar today ? I don't think it's the Rhoads family who owns it, hell of a Master peace R.I.P Randy
They did own it. There is video of the time his mom loaned it for a display at Pearce College. She is the one who let Jackson copy it. Since she passed IDK.
The family still owns all of his guitars. I just went to the Rock and Roll hall of fame yesterday to see the original white concorde. The family loaned it out for display since Randy was inducted into the Rock Hall in 2021. Yesterday was the last day for its public viewing as it goes back to the family after this weekend.
My buddy owns the 2nd prototype that Randy never got to pick up, due to his death. This is the one sold at the NAMM show, by accident!
Randys guitar headstock and pinstriping were painted dark metallic blue not black.
Oh that's interesting, never knew that!
You are half right. The original had a black headstock, but the pinstripes was midnight blue metallic.
Ed Roman got his hands on one of these and did some 100% correct so to speak. Correct Kahler bridge, Schaller tuners, fretboard lifted from a Gibson LP Custom like Grover Jackson originally did.
Randy wanted the same feel of the board as he had on his Gibson, so they took a Les Paul custom and used the fretboard, frets, inlays and even the saddle.
I cringed when you wiped the dust off the headstock with your finger. That’s a good way to get fine scratches.
DON'T TOUCH IT!!! WASH YOUR HANDS BEFORE LOOKING AT IT. lol l know how you feel
Upper fret access looks to be a challenge on this guitar - I've never seen one of these played by Randy or anyone else
If you look at pictures of randy playing his Concorde thats actually how the upper fret access was. They changed it to be much better with his black and gold version that he got not long before his death.
Fun fact: Randy was not entirely pleased with it. That's why you don't see a lot of videos of him playing it. He thought it was too big and heavy, hence why they made a smaller version.
Just prior to his death, he started receiving a few black and white ones with string though body construction. You can see him with one of those in the video where he gets the new talent award.
Those guitars are very similar to the Concordes we know today, and frankly, they play better.
That's just how it is with R&D.
@@AB-80X yeah it was made of solid maple so obviously extremely heavy, he also didn't like when people would ask him if he just cut up and repainted a gibson flying v so for the next ones he went with a more extreme and pointy body.
@@ThePerfectLizrd
Not solid maple. It was a neck-through with a mahogany neck and rock maple sides.
How much is it like 15 grand?
Were are you in Germany or France I don't see your videos no more
I'm in UK I just had a month off for first holiday in 3 years!
@@EssexRecordingStudios ok boss
That would have been a Seymour Duncan JB in the bridge and a jazz in the neck position.
Seymour Duncan does not make super distortion. That is Dimarzzio
You can see and hear my ‘92 LTD Concorde right here - ruclips.net/video/p7HiXkdTE44/видео.html
So much $$$ thats why I dont have one....damnit
OMG
No sound ?
Hold the camera still for a moment FFS !
haha I'll try better next time :)
Whyyy you no demo??? 😂
I'm sure we'll get Tom McCarthy to shred on this one at some point ;)
Essex Recording Studios sweeeet!
Putting 'Made In USA' and 'Custom Shop' on the headstock is practically criminal. Other than that, this guitar is a perfect replica of the original. Not my cup of tea, but there's no denying what a true piece of history the original Jackson guitar is.
Why?
@@Qliphirot The original guitar did NOT have ‘Made in USA’ or Custom Shop on the headstock. A truly accurate replica should not have included those modern touches. They take away from what the guitar is supposed to be.
@@Metalcop5150 Interesting. Thank you.
Loving these video's. but your herky jerky camera action is making me dizzy. Slow down a bit there man.
Its probably so mint because some guy with alot of money bought it and barely played it lol..
0:11 ,, SUSSY
Moveing firstet……
stop price gouging the market for esp horizons on reverb!
😂😂😂
THATS A TRASH BRIDGE!
WHERES THE FLOYD ROSE!?!?!?
Randy never used a Floyd. He only used Kahler.
You should try staying steady with that camera. I threw up trying to watch this.
Beautiful!!!
Thanks dude