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I'm not sure what positions 2, 3, & 4 are wired for, since there was no literature with the guitar, but sounds like some combination of coil splitting. Sound is really great & versatile with the five-way switch. So small that I can't see without magnifying, and just a few spots. Only when inspecting with a magnifying lamp did I see a few tiny fisheyes/blemishes. Fret ends were not as smooth as I prefer, which I took care of with a little bit of work with the fret file. Neck profile with 12'-16' radius is comfortable territory for me, and this guitar lives up to my expectations. No complaints, but as always I did adjust to my own preferences. Set up out of the box was within factory specs. My review is in comparison to their USA custom shop guitars, and I will go into detail. I have several USA Jackson/Charvel guitars, and this is the first import for me of my favorite brand.

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It is not difficult to imagine Takeuchi initially intended to have square baseplates as toejam said in 1994 but perhaps the Floyd Rose company soon instructed Takeuchi to angle the corners as part of their licensing deal.Case Finder Live Sound & Lighting Shop By CategoryД¬ase Finder Software & Plug-ins Shop By Category

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Part of me thinks it's more intuitive to make everything 90-degrees but the other part of me thinks the corners were intentionally angled perhaps to respect the license and not completely imitate the Floyd Rose tremolo. The angled baseplate on Takeuchi trems always bothered me because it's unsightly and against initial intuition to make things square. Ibanez had Takeuchi trems (TRS-101, Lo-TRS, ILT1) on some of their RG4xx, RG3xx, JEM-JR, JS100, and others, but not recently as that price range of guitars now have other non-Takeuchi bridges like the Edge III. ESP/LTD is similar to Jackson/Charvel in moving entirely from Takeuchi to a Floyd Rose 1000/Special equipping scenario on their budget guitars. I've also noticed Takeuchi trems not being equipped on other companies' mid-range and low-end guitars after the 2000s and 2010s. So whether or not Takeuchi still makes the JT580LP might be moot because Jackson/Charvel hasn't been equipping them on factory guitars since 2011. Jackson and Charvel basically moved entirely over to the Floyd Rose company for all their double-locking trem needs on non-USA guitars, with the Floyd Rose 1000 and the Floyd Rose Special.

(The JT580LP pictured below is not mine but it's the same model.) Try to think of any post-2011 Jackson or Charvel that has a JT580LP from the factory.

My 2009 KE3 has the JT580LP and its sustain block is stamped with the unmistakable italicized logo of the Takeuchi company and Japanese manufacture, so at least we know that Takeuchi Japan still made JT580LPs as late as 2009 I simply don't have any 2011 Japanese Jacksons at my disposal to verify. The JT580LP disappeared from factory Jacksons after the Chushin Gakki era (2011). Here is something I never thought about until now.

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Images need to be hosted on a third party website, so choose any free image host ( ), upload your images there, and copy-paste the generated links back here.This. I would be curious to see any photos you are able to share of your bridge in that route. Sorry, but what are you talking about? The Japanese DK2 only ever came with a Jackson-branded JT580LP made by Takeuchi. Images need to be hosted on a third party website, so choose any free image host ( ), upload your images there, and copy-paste the generated links back here. The advice does not take into account left-handed JT580LPs or left-handed Floyd Roses, although it's hard to imagine why they would be different other than the mirrored orientation. In fact, it is possible that getting the same tremolo won't even fit - because one of the possible models was made by two manufacturers and had a slightly different design.Sorry, but what are you talking about? The Japanese DK2 only ever came with a Jackson-branded JT580LP made by Takeuchi.ДЇor LeftyBo, sorry to hear what you're reporting, because NORMALLY, a Floyd Rose Special SHOULD fit in the JT580LP route, because the JT580LP route can NORMALLY fit an Original Floyd Rose, and an Original Floyd Rose has the same dimensions as the Floyd Rose 1000 and the Floyd Rose Special.Д«ut that guidance is for right-handed guitars and you have a left-handed version. Depends on which tremolo was originally on it.