The one thing I have noticed with some of the bolt-on guitars is that the sound is a little springier (or percussive). I'm not sure how to say it in English. The guitar that I have is the Jackson King V neck through, with a stop tail, and EMG pickups. It has a little more sustain, but less attack. Of course, it depends on the guitarist, but to my ears it sounds like the bolt-on models have a little more attack. Even Wolf Hoffmann said that he recorded his albums in the studio with a bolt-on Strat, and played the Flying V only in concerts.
Well, bare Basswood may be relatively soft but, with a such a hard polyurethane coating on it then it becomes far more dent resistant, PLUS Basswood will not violently react to sudden environmental shocks as other woods will so your finish won't end up potentially ruined over time BUT then again every Basswood guitar I've ever had wouldn't hold strap buttons for very long and sometimes even after I did the matchstick and glue repair trick to fix it.
Thank you ! I would recommend it if you open to spend a Lil extra like 1k I would also suggest the king v scot Ian baldini but for a budget guitar it kicks ass . And is a shredder ontop of a looker . It's gonna feel cheap type moment you get it but after a set up and some tlc . She's a beast. I actually was playing my js earlier on stream and was having a blast .
I have a Jackson js21. It’s my first brand new guitar real guitar. The tops 5 frets vibrate so after you saying you need to get setup. I’m really new to this. Is guitar center place to get it setup?
Yes guitar center can do set ups restrings . Usually a set up comes with intonation I would just ask for that specifically as well. It's a great guitar to get your chops up . Once you know some songs and can play your own stuff your gonna want a x series. For the moment you have a perfect guitar for starting. My first was a js23 back in 2010 and that was my work horse for years. Tell I graduated to higher up . Getchya pull anymore questions I'm here to help
www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/JS32TKVAGBk--jackson-js-series-js32t-king-v-gloss-black/reviews . Pretty sure it's a king v js32t. ? Thanks but what do you think it's called I'm genuinely curious?
They are ferrules /bushings sorry I'm a nerd 🤓 I only know the name because I slipped on one I had dropped in the shop, just like in the cartoons, and ended up throwing my back out. So, it's sorta something I can't forget.
@0SQUARESINMYO smart man thank you for the knowledge brother !!!!!!!I'm a nerd as well so I appreciate the knowledge . Much love how long you been playing my dude and do you play jackosn ? If not what's your preferred brand ?
thanks so much bro!!! i've been wanting to buy a jackson V and this review helped a lot!!! rock on
Glad I could help!
The one thing I have noticed with some of the bolt-on guitars is that the sound is a little springier (or percussive). I'm not sure how to say it in English. The guitar that I have is the Jackson King V neck through, with a stop tail, and EMG pickups. It has a little more sustain, but less attack. Of course, it depends on the guitarist, but to my ears it sounds like the bolt-on models have a little more attack. Even Wolf Hoffmann said that he recorded his albums in the studio with a bolt-on Strat, and played the Flying V only in concerts.
Correct. More attack with bolt on. More sustain with neck throughs.
Also the tone wood does make a baby bit of diff
To some extent yes. Of course not as much as in classical guitars.@@ICEIOKYI
Good morning bro, happy new years
Happy new years . Love you dude. This year's gonna be better
Well, bare Basswood may be relatively soft but, with a such a hard polyurethane coating on it then it becomes far more dent resistant, PLUS Basswood will not violently react to sudden environmental shocks as other woods will so your finish won't end up potentially ruined over time BUT then again every Basswood guitar I've ever had wouldn't hold strap buttons for very long and sometimes even after I did the matchstick and glue repair trick to fix it.
Still a inconvenience. Also I do know bass wood was popular for usa jackson guitars in the usa. It's not a bad tone wood
um i must say, love your videos, i m guesssing you teach classses to kids, rock on
I do not . I should make some tutorial videos though so great idea actually
Hey man i'm not planning on watching the whole video, i was thinking of buying it as an upgrade from my stagg stratocaster, do you recommend it?
Go watch the full video and I'll give you a full recommendation. Also are you subscribed
@@ICEIOKYI Just watched it and I'm subbed, ive heard that the extra frets are hard to use because of the neck being too fat at the start
Thank you ! I would recommend it if you open to spend a Lil extra like 1k I would also suggest the king v scot Ian baldini but for a budget guitar it kicks ass . And is a shredder ontop of a looker . It's gonna feel cheap type moment you get it but after a set up and some tlc . She's a beast. I actually was playing my js earlier on stream and was having a blast .
@@ICEIOKYI ight thanks dude
I bought the same but my neck is not painted. Is this the js32t king v?
are you subbed ...and maybe.. maybe not
I have a Jackson js21. It’s my first brand new guitar real guitar. The tops 5 frets vibrate so after you saying you need to get setup. I’m really new to this. Is guitar center place to get it setup?
Yes guitar center can do set ups restrings . Usually a set up comes with intonation I would just ask for that specifically as well. It's a great guitar to get your chops up . Once you know some songs and can play your own stuff your gonna want a x series. For the moment you have a perfect guitar for starting. My first was a js23 back in 2010 and that was my work horse for years. Tell I graduated to higher up . Getchya pull anymore questions I'm here to help
@ICEIOKYI thank you 👽 I will definitely be asking more questions.
What if I put emgs on it?
That be actually kinda a cool experiment. I honestly don't know what the tone would be
Its definitely Not what they are called
Good Guess though
Awesome video Bro
www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/JS32TKVAGBk--jackson-js-series-js32t-king-v-gloss-black/reviews . Pretty sure it's a king v js32t. ? Thanks but what do you think it's called I'm genuinely curious?
I painted the neck with black rustolium and modded the pups
I'm talking about 2:50 in "Braces"
They are ferrules /bushings sorry I'm a nerd 🤓 I only know the name because I slipped on one I had dropped in the shop, just like in the cartoons, and ended up throwing my back out. So, it's sorta something I can't forget.
@0SQUARESINMYO smart man thank you for the knowledge brother !!!!!!!I'm a nerd as well so I appreciate the knowledge . Much love how long you been playing my dude and do you play jackosn ? If not what's your preferred brand ?
The Bieber fling is not working bro, looks like a metal comb over… 😊
? I have more respect for biebs then any hip hop artist now adays. Atleast he can play drums fairly well.