With the Concept Series, Jackson bring the Custom Shop vibe at a more affordable price. So, with the South-Korean made Soloist SL27 EX six-string, you're getting deluxe detailing that doesn't actually cost the Earth. Based on the popular Wildcard, this model boasts the same, massive twenty-seven-fret note range plus a slightly higher set of stainless-steel jumbo frets. This is coupled with a neck-through construction, where the stable three-piece maple neck has been sandwiched between two solid alder body wings. The point of this model is clear: build a guitar that matches up with the wet-dreams of any serious metal or rock shredder. Jackson Foam Core Case included. The Jackson Concept Series Soloist SL27 EX: Solid, Hot & Unrestrained At a glance, the Concept Series edition of the Soloist looks like it's been given a simple HS configuration, but the single-coil at the neck is actually a dual-coil, kitting this exclusive beast out with the tight basses and extra-defined trebles of a Seymour Duncan Distortion TB-6 trembucker at the bridge, and the full, powerful and hot output and lashings of mid-rich overtones of a much-loved Seymour Duncan Hot Rails Strat SHR-1N humbucker at the neck. To finish, dive-bomb-grade acrobatics are fully supported by the mounted Floyd Rose 1000 Series Double-Locking Tremolo bridge plus a Floyd Rose 1000 Series Locking nut.