Jackson Guitars Pro Origins 1985 San Dimas SD1 HH FR MN Snow White
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A direct tribute to the first San Dimas: the Pro Origins 1985 series
The Jackson Pro Origins 1985 pays homage to the brand's early DNA in Southern California, with a "Los Angeles 80's" style aesthetic and performance-oriented design choices. Designed as a nod to the instruments that accompanied the explosion of hard rock and metal, it incorporates the San Dimas codes (alder body, maple fingerboard, black inlays) while integrating modern specifications, notably a Floyd Rose 1000 Series tremolo and playability calibrated for speed.
Who is this San Dimas SD1 HH for?
This electric guitar is primarily aimed at intermediate to advanced guitarists who want a riff and solo machine, comfortable in metal, hard rock, heavy, and modern styles requiring excellent tuning stability. The locking Floyd Rose requires a slightly more technical approach (setup, string changes), but it is also essential to fully exploit 80's style vibrato playing.
The sound
The alder body provides a very effective balance: firm lows, present mids, and a clear attack, ideal for articulate distortion and precise rhythms. The maple fingerboard enhances definition and "snap," helping harmonics stand out and notes remain clear in a dense mix. The HH configuration (Jackson J-90C at the bridge, Jackson J-50N at the neck) favors power, sustain, and smoothness: at the bridge, you get a sharp tone for palm mutes and incisive leads; at the neck, a rounder register for singing solos and legato passages. The 3-position selector, combined with Volume and Tone controls, allows quick switching from aggressive drive to a thicker, more expressive sound.
Recommended compatible accessories
This guitar comes with a Jackson gig bag. To stay within the original specifications, you can use .009-.042 electric strings (nickel steel): this is the indicated gauge, ideal for maintaining the feel and balance of the tremolo.
Technical specifications
| Electronics: microphone configuration | HH | Body | Alder |
| Category | ST | Bridge / tailpiece | Floyd |
| Left handed | No | Electronics | Passive |
| Strings | Steel | Color | White |
| Nbr of strings | 6 | Finishing | Glossy |
| Fingerboard | Maple | Hardware | Black |
| Nbrs of frets | 22 | ||
| Body shape | San Dimas | Bridge | Floyd Rose 1000 Series Double-Locking Tremolo (top-mounted) |
| Body wood | alder | Hardware finish | black |
| Body finish | gloss | Tuners | Jackson die-cast, sealed |
| Headstock | Jackson Pointed 6-In-Line | Pickup covers | black |
| Neck material | maple | Control knobs | dome style |
| Neck finish | natural satin | Selector tip | black |
| Neck shape | Speed Neck | Tremolo arm | Floyd Rose 1000 Series locking |
| Neck construction | bolt-on with graphite reinforcement and scarf joint | Neck plate | Jackson |
| Fingerboard material | maple | Strap buttons | standard |
| Radius | compound radius 12" to 16" / 304.8 mm to 406.4 mm | Pickup configuration | HH |
| Fingerboard inlays | black dots | Bridge pickup | Jackson J-90C |
| Side markers | black | Neck pickup | Jackson J-50N |
| Number of frets | 22 | Controls | volume, tone |
| Fret size | jumbo | Selector | 3-position switch |
| Truss rod | dual-action with adjustment at headstock | Position 1 | bridge pickup |
| Scale length | 25.5" / 648 mm | Position 2 | bridge and neck pickups |
| Nut | Floyd Rose 1000 Series locking | Position 3 | neck pickup |
| Nut width | 1.6875" / 42.86 mm | Case / Gig bag | Jackson gig bag included |
| Nut material | Floyd Rose 1000 Series locking | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Floyd Rose 1000 Series suitable for heavy vibrato effects?
The Floyd Rose 1000 Series double-locking system features a locking nut and a dedicated tremolo bar. This system is designed to allow expressive vibrato playing while maintaining good tuning stability. Changing strings and setup require a more technical approach.
What sound does the HH pickup configuration of this San Dimas offer?
The combination of the Jackson J-90C bridge pickup and the J-50N neck pickup delivers a powerful tonal range. The alder body provides firm lows and present mids, while the maple fingerboard enhances attack.
Is this guitar suited for metal and hard rock?
This model is suitable for metal, hard rock, and heavy styles thanks to its two humbuckers, 22 jumbo frets, and Floyd Rose tremolo.
Is the neck designed for fast playing?
The guitar features a maple Speed Neck with a natural satin finish. Its compound radius from 12 to 16 inches facilitates playing in the upper positions. The 648 mm scale length corresponds to the 25.5-inch format.
What accessories and string gauge are included or recommended?
A Jackson gig bag is included. A set of nickel-plated steel electric guitar strings in .009-.042 gauge is recommended to maintain vibrato balance.



