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Guitare de forme SC de la marque Jackson appartenant à la série Professional

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  • HatsubaiHatsubai

    Unique avec le humbucker troisième

    Jackson Stealth HXPublié le 01/08/11 à 02:53
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    I could never get used to these three humbucker guitars, and I never quite understood why they would amke this model. The guitar has the following specs:

    Alder body with a flame maple top
    Maple bolt-on neck with a rosewood fretboard
    24 jumbo frets with dot inlays
    Hard tail bridge
    Three humbuckers
    One volume knob
    One tone knob
    Three way switch

    UTILIZATION

    The middle pickup always gets in the way of my picking whenever I play. I found myself hitting that thing more often than not, even when I started to slam the pickup. The neck joint had a bit of a gap to it, which may or may not hinder tone, depending on who you ask. The biggest issue I find with slightly off neck joints in that the neck can shift and cause the strings to go out of alignment. This can cause the famous "high e slipping off the fretboard" issue. I'm not a big fan of hard tail bridges, but it seemed to work. The nut wasn't too badly cut, and I didn't have any tuning issues.

    SOUNDS

    The humbuckers in this were pretty dull sounding, and a lot of that has to do with the basswood body. The pickups seemed like they were designed for alder bodied guitars, and they just didn't mesh with the tone woods that this was made out of. The bridge was decent, but it was a far cry from the higher quality Duncans out there. The middle pickup is COMPLETELY useless, and I have no clue why anybody would want a middle humbucker. The neck pickup was decent, but it was a touch muddy, even with the tone knob maxed out. If you're going to look into one of these, be sure to replace the pickups.

    OVERALL OPINION

    Not being a huge fan of middle pickups and hard tail bridges, I found that I didn't really jive with this guitar. However, I tried to be as objectionable as possible regarding everything. The main issue with this is the stock pickups as they sound pretty bad. Aside from that, it's a decent guitar.