Jackson took this year to re-introduce the Surfcaster model (X-Series). That's right, the surfcaster design is not new. This simple, non-whammy bridge design should appeal to the offset camp.
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the headstock polarises me. Otherwise would be great if they start coming out in surf green/daphne blue and maple fretboardz :)
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