MGR/Tortious
Note : 10 sur 10
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Published on 11/07/05 at 15:00I played 15 years ago, quit, took up drums for the last 10 years, then realized how easy the guitar was again...and space issues help that decision.
$445.00, Guitar Center...I have always loved Jackson's but have never owned one, so I purchased the best one I could afford that had all the classic Jackson features: reverse headstock, sharkfins, tremolo, comfortable body, and of course quality.
I enjoy the neck and the body as far as comfort goes. I love the looks, however I'm sure someone liked the Yugo also. I like the locking tremolo it is easy to maintain. The EMG's sound great and are a nice step up from the lower models.
Nothing has yet surprised me, although I wish it had seperate volume and tone for the pickups.
Construction is good and no problems yet with the quality.
I enjoy the guitar, wish i could afford a soloist.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
$445.00, Guitar Center...I have always loved Jackson's but have never owned one, so I purchased the best one I could afford that had all the classic Jackson features: reverse headstock, sharkfins, tremolo, comfortable body, and of course quality.
I enjoy the neck and the body as far as comfort goes. I love the looks, however I'm sure someone liked the Yugo also. I like the locking tremolo it is easy to maintain. The EMG's sound great and are a nice step up from the lower models.
Nothing has yet surprised me, although I wish it had seperate volume and tone for the pickups.
Construction is good and no problems yet with the quality.
I enjoy the guitar, wish i could afford a soloist.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com