Jackson JS32T AH Kelly Viola Burst
Jackson electric guitar specifications
- Poplar body
- Bolt-on maple neck with graphite reinforcement
- Amaranth fretboard
- Neck profile: Speed neck
- Compound neck radius: 304.8 – 406.4 mm
- Scale: 628 mm
- Nut width: 42.8 mm
- 22 Jumbo frets
- Pickups: 2 Jackson high-output humbuckers
- Volume and tone controls
- Jackson compensated compound radius bridge
- Strings: Fender NPS .009 – .042 (Art.133191)
- Colour: Viola burst
- Suitable gigbag: Art.190366 (not included)
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Customer Review Summary
Jackson JS32T AH Kelly Viola Burst offers an intriguing mix of qualities, both good and bad. At first glance, the aesthetics are striking, with a vibrant finish that draws attention. The sound produced is impressive, particularly suited for metal with its strong output and clear tone.
However, certain aspects leave much to be desired. The craftsmanship could benefit from improved quality control; some users have reported sharp frets and rough areas on the body, suggesting a need for more thorough sanding before painting. Additionally, the tuning stability has been a common concern, with many noting that the tuners feel unreliable and can lead to frequent retuning.
The guitar’s ergonomics present another challenge. There have been complaints regarding neck dive, making it difficult to play while standing without support. The placement of strap buttons has been highlighted as problematic, requiring adjustments to make the guitar more comfortable to hold.
Despite these issues, many players have found the neck to be fast and comfortable, making it a pleasure to play. The overall build quality is considered good for the price point, providing a solid foundation for those looking to dive into metal or rock genres.
In summary, while the Jackson JS32T AH Kelly Viola Burst has its flaws, particularly in terms of setup and balance, its sound and playability make it a compelling choice for budget-conscious guitarists seeking a reliable instrument.
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