JacksonJS Series Dinky Arch Top JS22 DKA - Satin Black

Subject: Jackson Black Matt Electric Guitar - A Game-Changer for Left-Handed Players!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐As a 50-year-old disabled individual, I recently embarked on a new journey by picking up the Jackson Black Matt Electric Guitar, priced at an unbelievably reasonable $199. Let me start by saying that this guitar has exceeded all my expectations and has become an absolute game-changer for me.Being a left-handed player now, I had the strings turned around to suit my abilities. The transition was made even smoother by the fact that the low E string was notched in on the neck, preventing any sliding issues. This small but thoughtful adjustment made a significant impact on my playing experience, and I am immensely grateful for the attention to detail by my bro Kolo.The Jackson Black Matt Electric Guitar not only looks sleek and stylish but also delivers an incredible sound. The build quality is outstanding, and it feels sturdy in my hands, providing a comfortable playing experience. The craftsmanship is evident, and it's clear that this guitar is designed for both beginners and experienced players alike.Paired with the Fender Champion 20amp amplifier, my jamming sessions are set to reach a whole new level. I can't wait to rock out with my bass player daughter, creating music and memories together. The combination of the Jackson guitar and the Fender amp is a match made in musical heaven.For anyone considering a budget-friendly yet high-quality electric guitar, the Jackson Black Matt is a fantastic choice. It's opened up a world of musical possibilities for me, and I'm excited to continue learning and improving my guitar skills. Kudos to Jackson for creating such an awesome instrument, and here's to many more rockin' moments ahead! 🎸🤘⚡

Excellent quality! Unlike other Amazon reviews, the one I received holds its tuning well. I can confirm the professional reviews I read before purchasing that this is an excellent guitar, especially for its price. One reviewer stated that this is a higher quality make, with the cost being lowered by them using plastic pieces. If you swap those pieces out for metal ones, you have a high line instrument here.

probably the best guitar i have ever owned...price is great and you get real value.just had to tune it out of box and it sounds great.feels great, plays great, sounds great.

Compared to my $200 epiphone, this jackson feels like it should cost 5x more. However out of the box the frets were rough and needed polishing, nut needed filing for bigger strings, overall a good setup was needed for dropped tuning. The finish is pretty good although there’s a small dead bug stuck in the paint, but I guess having a corpse built into your guitar is pretty metal.

This is the 6th guitar I have and maybe the 9th I've ever owned. I bought this guitar cuz I like the Jackson compound radius neck (I have an RR1) and its super cheap and I wanted a guitar just for always being tuned down 1 whole step (DGCFAD)Well I got it 2 months ago and yes I love the neck, the tuners however are pure crap though. The tremolo rests on the body tightly and even never touching the tremolo bar the things out of tune as soon as you touch the strings for more than 2 minutes. I was no lie CONSTANTLY adjusting the tuning. Made me regret buying it a little but I bought some decent ($45) locking tuners and swapped them out and the difference was night and day. I frigging love this cheapo guitar now with locking tuning pegs!The pickups are bottom of the line I'm sure but I don't know what they sound like as this is just a knock around practice guitar and I'm (no lie) yet to plug it in for the first time. I'm assuming they work lol. If they dont I'll replace them too.So in my opinion buy this good looking guitar (I love the look and feel of the satin flat black) and be thankful that it's super cheap but know you have to spend another $45 or so and put in some good locking tuners. Probably great for beginners.The locking tuners I bought to replace the ones that came with it are "Guyker" brand. They say "Professional" on them. They were about $45 I think. They were an exact match - just take the Jackson ones out and replace. No drilling or woodworking required. Super simple.

I own a couple of Jackson guitars and decided this would be great for my grandson. It arrived early and double boxed, perfect condition. It is nicely made and love the arched-carved top. Tuned it up and it played beautifully. No buzz, great action, and the Jackson fretboard is the best...jumbo frets, great radius, super easy to play. I played it clean and with high gain and it sounded great...the hardware is not the greatest, but tuners are smooth and it stays in tune. Who knows, I might buy one for me!!!! For $200 you can't beat it. For $300, well you can get its better brother so moot point.

The guitar arrived two days early, which was nice. It was securely packaged and arrived in perfect condition. The neck is slick and easy and it came intonated. The body is very clean, absolutely scratch free and feels great. The pickups sound pretty hot but you can dial it down a bit to jam to anything really. The electronics are all very sturdy and no buzz or hum. It's a great guitar for a beginner or for someone who likes swapping out parts.This guitar is the Honda Civic of guitars. Tune as you wish. But keep an eye out for Toretto.

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