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MGR/Anonymous « Jackson DXMG »
Published on 10/27/06 at 15:00I started playing three years ago. I played hard rock but now i just love to sit and imrovise. I play alot of classic stuff like vivaldi too. this guitar sounds great when i play classic music .
I bought this guitar in in a local store in Israel. I paid about 600$ for it. I know it sells for about 400$ online but but it worth way more than that
It's perfect for musicians who play music similar to Metallica and Trivium because of it's heavy sound. The neck is very comfortable so its easy to play fast stuff on it.
the only thing i don't like about it , its changing the stirng .it takes too long!!the pick ups aren't that great for the clean sound.
the body is painted very well , the black color is beautiful. the guitar is lite and easy to play while standing. the neck is smooth. the wammy bar is great ,no matter how long you use is the strings stay tuned.the only problem is that my volume switch fell a couple of time.
Musicians who play heavy music got to have a Jackson DXMG, cause you can't play heavy with a fender!
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
I bought this guitar in in a local store in Israel. I paid about 600$ for it. I know it sells for about 400$ online but but it worth way more than that
It's perfect for musicians who play music similar to Metallica and Trivium because of it's heavy sound. The neck is very comfortable so its easy to play fast stuff on it.
the only thing i don't like about it , its changing the stirng .it takes too long!!the pick ups aren't that great for the clean sound.
the body is painted very well , the black color is beautiful. the guitar is lite and easy to play while standing. the neck is smooth. the wammy bar is great ,no matter how long you use is the strings stay tuned.the only problem is that my volume switch fell a couple of time.
Musicians who play heavy music got to have a Jackson DXMG, cause you can't play heavy with a fender!
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com