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Guitare de forme SC de la marque Jackson appartenant à la série Professional

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  • HatsubaiHatsubai

    Japonais standard Dinky

    Jackson Dinky StandardPublié le 25/06/11 à 20:58
    contenu en anglais (contenu en anglais)
    A low to standard quality overseas guitar made over in Japan. The guitar has the following specs:

    Basswood body
    Maple neck with a rosewood fretboard
    24 extra jumbo frets
    No inlays
    A Jackson licensed floyd rose
    HSS configuration with a pickguard
    One volume, one tone and a five way switch.

    UTILIZATION

    The Japanese guitars back during this day had some hit or miss things going on with them. There were some that were killer. These were the ones made with the same woods as the American counterparts. They were also built by a certain luthier. The lower end ones made with basswood don't really sound that great, and I find their quality isn't quite as good.

    The guitar had some neck joint issues. It wasn't as tight as it should have been. The fret edges were a touch sharp and should be looked at. The crowning of the frets didn't seem to be too bad, ironically. That's usually the biggest problem with these guitars. The Jackson floyd that was installed in this is pretty trashy. If you're going to keep it, you should replace it with a higher quality floyd rose.

    SOUNDS

    The guitar didn't sound that great. These were some in house Jackson pickups. The guitar itself was a bit more resonant than the other ones thanks to the pickguard. The bridge was muddy, and I couldn't get any real clarity out of it. The neck and middle pickups seemed to be the same thing, just in different positions. They were a bit noisy, and they sounded kinda thin. They also didn't have the output that I normally look for with single coil pickups.

    OVERALL OPINION

    These guitars aren't the best in the world. If you can, I recommend trying to buy a higher end Jackson. You'll get more value for your money, and it'll most likely be a higher quality guitar. I also think you could do better with an LTD variant, but that's just me.