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Photo Gallery: Jackson Guitars Introduces New Models for 2014

By Guitar World Staff published 24 February 2014

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Jackson Guitars has announced a wide assortment of new models for 2014, all of which are loaded with new features and "designed for speed and killer looks."

Check out our Jackson Guitars photo gallery below; each individual slide contains information about each model. Remember you can click on each photo to take a closer look!

For more about Jackson Guitars, visit jacksonguitars.com.

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