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Jackson USA Select Soloist SL1T
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Jackson USA Select Soloist SL1T

Guitare de forme SC de la marque Jackson appartenant à la série USA Select

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Jackson USA Select Soloist SL1TPublié le 23/10/08 à 19:49
Fabrication américaine.

Corps en Aulne
Manche Conducteur en Erable (Neck-Thru-Body Quartersawn Maple)
Dimensions manche : 3rd Fret: .790”, 12th Fret: .850”
Tuning Machines Die-Cast Tuners
Touche en Ebene
24 Jumbo Frets
Micro Chevalet : Seymour Duncan® JB™ TB4 Humbucking Pickup
Micro milieu : Seymour Duncan® Classic Stack Humbucking Pickup
Micro manche : Seymour Duncan® Classic Stack Humbucking Pickup
Controles : Volume, Tonalité
Chevalet : JT390 Adjustable Bridge with Strings-Through-Body
Selecteur de micros 5 positions
Fly case inclus

Scale Length 25.5”
Width at Nut 1-11/16”

Unique Features Compound (12” to 16”) Fingerboard Radius,
Mother of Pearl Shark Fin Position Inlays,
Bound...…
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Fabrication américaine.

Corps en Aulne
Manche Conducteur en Erable (Neck-Thru-Body Quartersawn Maple)
Dimensions manche : 3rd Fret: .790”, 12th Fret: .850”
Tuning Machines Die-Cast Tuners
Touche en Ebene
24 Jumbo Frets
Micro Chevalet : Seymour Duncan® JB™ TB4 Humbucking Pickup
Micro milieu : Seymour Duncan® Classic Stack Humbucking Pickup
Micro manche : Seymour Duncan® Classic Stack Humbucking Pickup
Controles : Volume, Tonalité
Chevalet : JT390 Adjustable Bridge with Strings-Through-Body
Selecteur de micros 5 positions
Fly case inclus

Scale Length 25.5”
Width at Nut 1-11/16”

Unique Features Compound (12” to 16”) Fingerboard Radius,
Mother of Pearl Shark Fin Position Inlays,
Bound Fingerboard and Headstock,
Inlaid Mother of Pearl Jackson Logo,
CTS® Pots and Switchcraft® Switches

UTILISATION

Comme toujours chez Jackson, le manche est un vrai plaisir. On sent que l'on a un vrai manche en mains. L'accès aux aigus est on ne peut plus facile ! Encore une guitare parfaitement équilibrée ! On sent vibrer tout le bois de cette guitare, branchée ou non.

SONORITÉS

Cette guitare est extrêmement précise, nerveuse avec beaucoup de sustain... Elle a un son tranchant et agressif et finalement pas très "gras".
J'adore son look, j'adore jouer dessus, mais au niveau sonorité, je lui préfère l'acajou de la KV2T.

AVIS GLOBAL

Je joue dessus depuis environ 2 ans. J'ai plusieurs gros modèles de Jackson, j'aime beaucoup le confort et le look de cette guitare.
Toutefois elle est devenue ma "spare" guitare depuis que j'ai la KV2T au son plus lourd...

Elle demeure une excellente guitare.

Le seul reproche que je puisse lui faire concerne les cordes traversantes, pas toujours évidentes à faire traverser !
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Jackson USA Select Soloist SL1TPublié le 17/08/11 à 17:54
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I wish they would make this guitar a normal model. I love the features of this guitar but I am not a fan of the finish. At first I thought the finish was just an option but it seems its the only finish they make this guitar in. This is the Jackson Soloist SL1T in the Bengal Tiger finish. The T in the name stands for hardtail. The wood in this guitar is alder and it has a neck through construction. The neck is maple with an ebony fretboard with 24 jumbo frets. The neck has Jacksons famous compound radius. The pickups are in an HSS configurations. They are Seymour Duncans in all positions. The bridge pickups is a JB and the middle and neck pickups are Duncan Classic Stack humbuckers. They look like single coils but are humbuckers with stacked coils. You get a master volume and master tone with a 5 way blade switch. You do not get a locking nut since this guitar does not have a Floyd Rose but you do not need it with the tune-o-matic and string through tailpiece.

UTILIZATION

This guitar is meant to be a stripped down shred machine. Playability is the name of the game when it comes to one of these guitars. The neck is wide and thin with jumbo frets and an ebony fretboard. All this combined with the compound radius means this guitar is a dream to play. The compound radius allows the for great playability on both ends of the neck. Near the headstock on the low end the radius is 12 inches which means the fretboard is slightly more curved up there to make playing chord shapes more comfortable. Near the high end the radius is 16 inches which makes shredding and lead playing effortless. Being a hardtail guitar tuning and changing strings on this guitar is super easy. The string through tailpiece also gives better tone. A string through tail piece on a neck through guitar gives you some of the clearest tone possible on a guitar.

SOUNDS

The tone on this guitar is super bright and clear. With the alder body and maple neck the guitar was already going to be bright and clear, but with the neck through design and the string though tail piece the clarity is over the top. The JB with the stacked humbuckers give you buckets of tone and tons of options when it comes to sound. The stacked humbuckers have sort of a single coilish sound but without all the noise. The JB in the bridge is a classic bridge position Seymour Duncan. It is one of the best hot rodded PAF designs on the market. You can do anything from metal to blues with the JB. The stacked humbuckers are a great alternative to real single coils. They still retain a single coil vibe but are as quiet as a humbucker.

OVERALL OPINION

Its pretty crazy that they put out this guitar in this paint job. It would probably do alot better in a normal color. I see normal colored ones pop up every once and a while but this current run has been all Bengal Tiger stripes. Its pretty crazy. If you can handle the crazy finish you got a sweet shred guitar. I prefer hardtails over tremolos and I always recommend them. But since so many people like them its hard to find a good shred guitar with a hardtail setup. This is one of the few models like that out on the market.
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HatsubaiHatsubai

Lynch-esque

Jackson USA Select Soloist SL1TPublié le 03/10/11 à 00:32
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This guitar seems to be trying to get that George Lynch kind of vibe with the way it's painted. It's definitely a very 80-esque looking guitar, and it pulls off that sound that's associated with the 80s with ease. The guitar features an alder body with a maple neck-thru design, an ebony fretboard with 24 extra jumbo frets, sharkfin inlays, a hard tail bridge, HSS configuration, one volume, one tone and a five way switch.

UTILIZATION

The first thing you notice is that this guitar has a pretty cool paint job. Anybody who has ever seen George Lynch play will know this graphic. It's that tiger stripe kind of model that was super popular in the 80s. The guitar had some really nice upper fret access. Thanks to it being neck-thru, I was able to get to the higher frets without any issues at all. The guitar was truly built for performance in mind. The fretwork on this was top notch. I didn't have any issues at all with the frets. They were shiny, had a nice crown, were beveled properly and just felt nice. The guitar has a hard tail bridge, and I'm actually not the biggest fan of hard tail bridges on Jacksons, but for those who hate floyds, this is the one you want to look into.

SOUNDS

The guitar was a bit bright, and thanks to it having a hard tail bridge, this was somewhat enhanced. For those that don't know, floyds tend to have a slightly more mellow tone when compared to other bridges, so they work great on these neck-thru guitars. With this hard tail design, it turns it into a very tight and cutting guitar. It works great for 80s metal, but for some other genres like blues and whatnot, some people might not like it. Then again, every piece of wood sounds different, so there could be some super thick sounding models out there as well. The guitar had a JB in the bridge with Classic Stacks in the neck/middle. They were really nice, but I would have liked to have something else in there. The JB was a bit too bright, and the Classic Stacks didn't have the output I was looking for.

OVERALL OPINION

The guitar is a very solid guitar, and I'm sure any 80s metal fan would be more than happy with this guitar. The necks on these are a little thicker than the Dinky necks, but they're still fairly thin. If you're one of those people who like super thick necks, then you'll want to look elsewhere. Then again, I have a feeling most of you who are looking to buy this guitar are more into the whole 80s shred thing and tend to prefer thinner necks rather than thicker ones.
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  • Fabricant : Jackson
  • Modèle : USA Select Soloist SL1T
  • Série : USA Select
  • Catégorie : Guitares de forme SC
  • Fiche créée le : 02/05/2008

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