Jackson Distortion
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Anyone here dig their lower end guitar a little more than their higher end axe?
I just thought about that because those of us who own guitars well constructed (not to say lower end axes are always poorly constructed) know the grand feel of these, but just for specific reasons, your low cost axe is 'better'.
My Jackson DKMG can just plain feel shoddy sometimes (which was one reason for me to go high end) while my Jackson RR1 feels flawless.
If I plug the DKMG in the tone is open (due to low grade wood and construction) and warm sounding. Very good to my ears.
If I plug my RR1 in, the tone gets very focused in a way that isn't open. I'm not too big on this.
The DKMG (I named 'Skyrider') model being an offset strat shape, which is my favorite, in a eye catching graphic finish, with great woods to compliment my pickup choice, make this my favorite guitar ever in 13 years. El cheapo.
The RR1 (I named 'Blue Bomber') with great constuction period, produced by some of the best guitar makers in the country (the states by the way) somehow just comes up short in being my #1.
Can you sympathize or am I just nutz?
I just thought about that because those of us who own guitars well constructed (not to say lower end axes are always poorly constructed) know the grand feel of these, but just for specific reasons, your low cost axe is 'better'.
My Jackson DKMG can just plain feel shoddy sometimes (which was one reason for me to go high end) while my Jackson RR1 feels flawless.
If I plug the DKMG in the tone is open (due to low grade wood and construction) and warm sounding. Very good to my ears.
If I plug my RR1 in, the tone gets very focused in a way that isn't open. I'm not too big on this.
The DKMG (I named 'Skyrider') model being an offset strat shape, which is my favorite, in a eye catching graphic finish, with great woods to compliment my pickup choice, make this my favorite guitar ever in 13 years. El cheapo.
The RR1 (I named 'Blue Bomber') with great constuction period, produced by some of the best guitar makers in the country (the states by the way) somehow just comes up short in being my #1.
Can you sympathize or am I just nutz?