To complete my fleet, I want a V. I like the Gibson Trad pro V (I think its called. no pickguard) I also like the Schecter V. (cept the headstock) I also REALLY Love the Jackson V that Scott Ian is playing these days, but cant afford the $2k price. HOWEVER>>>> I see they now have an X series model of it. How are the X series Jacksons?? Also, anyone played the Schecter??
Jackson X series guitars???
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Silence Kid
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Re: Jackson X series guitars???
I haven't played that specific guitar but... My Jackson SLX (2012 , India) is a great guitar; I'm not fond of the Floyd Special (the pivots wear quickly) but as far as construction and playability, it's probably my best guitar.
I haven't played that specific guitar but... My Jackson SLX (2012 , India) is a great guitar; I'm not fond of the Floyd Special (the pivots wear quickly) but as far as construction and playability, it's probably my best guitar.
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Rand-O-Monium
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Re: Jackson X series guitars???
Link/Pic?
Looks cool to me,but I'm easy like that!
Link/Pic?
Looks cool to me,but I'm easy like that!
Re: Jackson X series guitars???
here tis... I dig it cuz it is a mix of Gibby and Jackson.. Whats strange is I NORMALLY prefer guitars without pickguards.. But this one strikes me>
http://www.musicarts.com/Jackson-X-...KVXT-Electric-Guitar-MAIN0140477-i4774818.mac
I do wish the inlays werent so big.. Would like some wood there and not just inlay
here tis... I dig it cuz it is a mix of Gibby and Jackson.. Whats strange is I NORMALLY prefer guitars without pickguards.. But this one strikes me>
http://www.musicarts.com/Jackson-X-...KVXT-Electric-Guitar-MAIN0140477-i4774818.mac
I do wish the inlays werent so big.. Would like some wood there and not just inlay
MkIII Renegade
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Re: Jackson X series guitars???
If you want something that is fully equivalent to the Jackson USA models of the time, find a early '90s Jackson Professional MIJ. They are SCARY good, and can be had for less than $1000 if you search a little. I'd much rather have that than a brand new guitar that is a several notches lower on the food chain.
If you want something that is fully equivalent to the Jackson USA models of the time, find a early '90s Jackson Professional MIJ. They are SCARY good, and can be had for less than $1000 if you search a little. I'd much rather have that than a brand new guitar that is a several notches lower on the food chain.
