Jackson SLATXM3 7 Soloist HH Electric Guitar, 7-String HH
With a contoured body, roaring Seymour Duncan Nazgul and Sentient pickups, and a Floyd Rose tremolo, the Jackson SLATXM3 7-string is a metal beast.
Overall User Ratings (based on 3 ratings)
Submitted January 6, 2016 by Vince P in Lancaster, CA
"Great Guitar"
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Got the guitar on time, and actually setup very nicely just a few minor adjustments. Only complaint is the volume pot was kinda scratchy but contact cleaner helped fix that. Overall frets are great, neck is thin and the nazgul/sentient pickups are amazing. 10/10 would buy again
Musical Background:
6 years. Guitar. At Home/Work
Musical Style:
Prog, metal, jazz, blues
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Submitted January 10, 2017 by Tim Smith in Springdale, AR
"Great guitar"
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This guitar sounds amazing the perfect mid-range sound for metal.
One of my favs to play.
considering my guitars that's saying something.
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Cons
The adjustment screws for the FR that mount in the wood were very hard to turn and I came very close to stripping them. Luckily I was able to get it set And since I keep the guitars in the same tuning I set them in I won't need to mess with them much. However, if you don't enough guitars to keep in one tuning for that guitar I would recommend taking out the screw and putting in new ones.
Musical Background:
20yrs of playing guitar, play for a living. Hellbeast
Musical Style:
Metal, Blues
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Submitted October 21, 2015 by Aubin M in Milwaukee, WI
"Great Guitar, but not for the price, "
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Hello All, to those interested in this guitar here's a few things to know: 1) The quality overall is good, but falls short in the paint aspect. What I mean by this is the fretboard binding has blue blotches in it all the way around and some parts of the body look rushed. 2) The controls on this guitar are very weak in the sense that they feel cheap and thrown on.The pickup selector has lots of play and the knobs tend to grind. 3) The lack of coil-tapping abilities is a shame with these pickups because when split, they have a beautiful, crisp sound with excellent articulation. This guitar would be solid if it rested within the $500-$600 range, but for the price your paying, you might want to consider forking over the extra cash for a Schecter. Love zZounds though, great website!!!
Musical Background:
Playing guitar about 5 years, I play homemade guitars and any brand name guitar. I mainly record at home or jam with friends.
Musical Style:
Rock, Country, Hard-Rock, Metal, Nu-Metal
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