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Holy crap, what an awesome little axe. 
I treated my eldest to his first real guitar (honestly, I did it for me too), just had to wait for one to be available locally & at a better price than they usually sell gits for down here.
The bad - needs heavier strings to cut back on the floppiness & the paint is inconsistent, there's dark & light patches throughout although hard to see.
The good - pretty much everything else, other than the paint patchiness it's pretty solid, neck/heel join is tight & neat, fret ends are smooth & clean, tuners aren't loose/rattly, sounds really good for a guitar of this level, paper light weight (a negative for some but not for my son), knobs turn smoothly, hardly any fret buzz despite the floppy strings.
These Chinese Jacksons are seriously hot stuff for the money.
I had planned on getting the white V too but it had sold the day before, bummer.
Everyone needs an amp so I got him the 30w Spider IV, sounds really great.
I treated my eldest to his first real guitar (honestly, I did it for me too), just had to wait for one to be available locally & at a better price than they usually sell gits for down here.
The bad - needs heavier strings to cut back on the floppiness & the paint is inconsistent, there's dark & light patches throughout although hard to see.
The good - pretty much everything else, other than the paint patchiness it's pretty solid, neck/heel join is tight & neat, fret ends are smooth & clean, tuners aren't loose/rattly, sounds really good for a guitar of this level, paper light weight (a negative for some but not for my son), knobs turn smoothly, hardly any fret buzz despite the floppy strings.
These Chinese Jacksons are seriously hot stuff for the money.
I had planned on getting the white V too but it had sold the day before, bummer.
Everyone needs an amp so I got him the 30w Spider IV, sounds really great.
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