Post by taurash on May 28, 2018 19:53:00 GMT
Hi guys,
I recently bought a Jackson JS32T Rhoads, essentially because of its very agressive look.
I'm not disappointed by its sound : big !
By the way, here's a metal track I recorded with it.
https%3A//soundcloud.com/user-492302877/jackson-js32t-rhoads-metal-track
Now, if you're interested in this guitar, here are a few things I have noticed :
- Jacksons packs it with tons of cardboards. The parcel I received was 9.3 kilos. The guitar itself must be around 3.
- it looks a bit cheap, maybe due to the fact that it's really light. Yet, finishes and fretjob are OK.
- Jacksons pups sound big. Whatever you do, they will keep sounding big and, of course, you can't split them. So, forget about versatility, this guitar is made for metal and only big metal. It sounds too big for playing Iron Maiden, for instance.
- bad point : the last 4 frets are hard to reach.
- worst thing : the tuners a bad. They don't keep the guitar in tune, are unpleasant to use... Really, they need to be changed if you wann do something out of this guitar.
So, a good rythm guitar for metal. But don't expect anything else from it. It's not expensive (289€) but, in this price range, there are better offers (my LTD MH100 costed me 299€ and it's way better) but its look is pretty unique and makes it worth it if that's what you're looking for
C U
Taurash.
I recently bought a Jackson JS32T Rhoads, essentially because of its very agressive look.
I'm not disappointed by its sound : big !
By the way, here's a metal track I recorded with it.
https%3A//soundcloud.com/user-492302877/jackson-js32t-rhoads-metal-track
Now, if you're interested in this guitar, here are a few things I have noticed :
- Jacksons packs it with tons of cardboards. The parcel I received was 9.3 kilos. The guitar itself must be around 3.
- it looks a bit cheap, maybe due to the fact that it's really light. Yet, finishes and fretjob are OK.
- Jacksons pups sound big. Whatever you do, they will keep sounding big and, of course, you can't split them. So, forget about versatility, this guitar is made for metal and only big metal. It sounds too big for playing Iron Maiden, for instance.
- bad point : the last 4 frets are hard to reach.
- worst thing : the tuners a bad. They don't keep the guitar in tune, are unpleasant to use... Really, they need to be changed if you wann do something out of this guitar.
So, a good rythm guitar for metal. But don't expect anything else from it. It's not expensive (289€) but, in this price range, there are better offers (my LTD MH100 costed me 299€ and it's way better) but its look is pretty unique and makes it worth it if that's what you're looking for
C U
Taurash.
by the way in danish its LORT! 