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Feature:
Well the Liscensed Floyd Rose is really nice. Not as nice as an Original Floyd but still excellent. Hasnt gone out of tune yet. Nice.
Quality:
Well when i got it one knob was not on so i just screwed it back on. But the overall guitar build is excellent. Also the action was really nice when i got it, i still havnt messed with it yet. The quality of the neck is superb. Its nice and fast. Feels sturdy, and the fretboard is amazing, its really easy on the hands for solos and such. I have the snow white version and i must say, it is gorgeous. The quality of the wood and the overall look is astounding. The scalloped heel really does help playing the bolt-on easier. And the headstock looks godly with the natural finish.
Value:
Worth much more than the price your paying. Its practically a steal for the price. I would even compare this to and ESP in the Deluxe range. Great quality. It could only be better if it was set-neck or neck-thru, but either way, amazing.
Desirability:
I would buy this again in a heartbeat. Great buy, I love Jackson now. I love this guitar so much i might buy another one or buy a DK2M. Amazing, buy it!
Sound:
The sound quality is great. The Seymour Duncans are really nice and have a sharp attack that i like. They are extremely responsive to your picking style and pick up harmonics very well. All the notes in my chords ring through. And my leads are searing on the bridge pickup but also can be smooth and jazzy on the neck pickup. The Neck Pickup has a great clean sound compared to my EMG 60 in my ESP guitar. Great sound. Probably some of the best pickups out there. And they make a wonderful pair.
Ease of Use:
Well you have to know how to restring a Floyd but other than that there is no problem.
Support:
Never dealed with them yet.
Overall:
Probably the best guitar ive owned. Great quality, great sound, great price. Definately nothing compares in the price range. And pickup configuration is very comparable to a EMG 81 and 60 combo. Great guitar. I bow to Jackson.
Submitted: 7/27/2007
Style of Music: Metal, Hard Rock, Death Metal, Jazz, Rock, Hair Metal
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Feature:
Okay it took me a while to see the light as far as Jacksons where concerned. But whats sold me on them was the necks, at first I didn't care for the tone that was so closely related to Megadeth. But in time they have grown on me and now as far as I'm concerned they're some of the best guitars on the market. I like the fact that this is a bolt on but at the same time I'd like it better Neck-thru or Set-neck another volume control would be nice as well
Quality:
Jackson has been around since the early eighties, they wouldn't still be around if they didn't make a quality product.
Value:
It's not a bad deal at all your getting a guitar with an extreamly high quality licensed floyd rose and REAL SD pickups. So it's not at bad deal at all The price they had on this thing where I played it was $629.95 which isn't a bad price at all. but I fancy the pricetag here a whole lot better.
Desirability:
If I where to get this thing I'd probably get it in the "Snow white" Just because my band is heavy enough that you look at someone playing a white guitar and you think, oh they're probably mellower untill we bust out with our opener and it kicks your ass all over the venue
Sound:
Though this thing has Duncans in it, it still has that ringing Jackson Tone. Jacksons are known for the tonal prowess when it comes to the mid-range and high end attack. I'm in a band an we tune down to Dropped-C I havent had the opportunity to see how this thing would dound tuned down that low.
Ease of Use:
Jacksons have one of the most shred-ready necks I've ever played on. I love the way they feel and the scalloped bolt joint where the body is bolted to the neck is really nice. it enables me to reach even past the twenty-fourth fret without feeling all to hindered by the neck joint.
Support:
I dont own the guitar just played it in the store but I imagine that Jackson would be more than helpful in sloveing any problems that where to come down the road with this thing, but it seems an extreamly sturdy and reliable guitar
Overall:
Jackosn are stellar guitars, I like the fact that alot of my heros play Jacksons, Randy Rhoads (Gibson Jackson), Jake E. Lee (Charvell, Gibson, ESP, Jackson), Zakk Wylde (Gibson, Jackson)
Submitted: 4/25/2008
Style of Music: Metal, Metal-core, Blues, Punk, Jazz, 60's and surf rock
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