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Absolutely love this guitar, out of all the guitars I've played in my years of playing, this one really holds up for me. I was introduced to Jackson with a 6 string warrior and I fell in love with how it felt and played. I then searched for a new 7 string (my Washburn was tired after 10+ years lmao) and stumbled upon this gorgeous guitar. I swooped it immediately and man, I haven't looked back. Super smooth neck, low profile, multiscale is a super easy change, holds a low drop G tuning like nothing. Incredible finish, just pop some strap locks and a new strap on and you're good to go.

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The best thing about this guitar is the neck through body and comfort of.the neck shape. Its lightweight, fast playing guitar with decent pickups. The recessed knobs are cool, the bridge is a nice fixed group of I dividual saddles. The tuning pegs are garbage. The stickers with the Jackson emblem look low class, and the lack of lubrication is unforgiveable. I will usually change these anyways, but on a 1k guitar, I expect to have lube in the tuning gears, and keep the stickers for the kids. Overall, I don't get the impression that this guitar should be selling at this price. Even the headstock, where it meets the nut, look shabby. There's a triangular patch of rosewood between where the headstock paint and the nut sits. It's like the neck was built for a regular single scale guitar and they cheated the multiscale characteristics. It's not a bad guitar, but it feels overall like a $500 guitar or less. Even Harley Benton got the nut set up right.