Hey there great to hear your picking this up. I definitely recommend it. Keep your eyes peeled for my next seven string review coming soon. And if you haven't already please like, share and subscribe to my channel to stay up to date with all my content /,,/
@kieronphillips63 I'm impressed on how this Jackson guitar sounds. Can you please do a demo comparison between this guitar, and the lower entry Jackson 7 string, that is the Jackson JS 22 7. And compare the 2 models? Also, what amp are you using? I'm impressed with the tone of this guitar's pickups. I own a Jackson JS 12, and I love the Jackson high-out pickups. Definitely will have to pick up the Js 22 7. Thankfully that model and this JS 32 7 guitar you're reviewing, both have a 26.5 scale. Also, how well does this guitar handle drop g? And what string gages would you recommend for this guitar in order to play songs in Drop G?
Thanks bro u sold me on this. Been looking for a nice seven string with binding....Idk why more models don't have binding. The piranha tooth inlay look way better than the sharkfin as well in my opinion. I was going to get a prestige for like 1500 but I think this beast is much more worth it considering how nice and cheap it is. With a plek job and new tuners this will be an absolute beast.
Hey man thanks for checking this out and glad I've been able to help you on your way with a seven. I agree with new tuners and pickups it will be an absolute monster for the price. I'm considering re-buying one myself
Definitely worth modding. Mine is full mod and i just couldn't ask for any other 7 string at the moment. Personally i prefer no inlay fretboards but the shark teeth ones are not visually invasive like ibanez shark fins or awful like prs birds, they subtly contribute to give a more modern aesthetic than usual dots and because they're small and sideways when seen from a distance it almost looks like a no inlay fretboard. Amazing guitar.
I got mine 2 years ago, made in indonesia tobacco burst with a duncan pegasus already mounted on the bridge for 250€. Honestly i never considered jackson guitars before, i was looking for my first 7 string with the specs i wanted with a budget of 300€, i was leaning towards ibanez 7321/7421 initially even though the specs weren't exactly as i wanted, they are very beautiful but i didn't like them when i had the chance to try them out. Then a friend of mine appeared with this guitar for sale just at the right time, and man this was a very comfortable guitar since the beginning and for that price it was a steal. The pics online don't give it the deserved justice, it's very beautiful, trust me. There are obviously a couple of things that would need a bit more of quality control but it's still an entry level guitar after all (better than the js22-7), fortunately it's nothing that would compromise its function, integrity, playability or look. I don't know how the stock bridge sounds but the neck is ok, i swapped it anyways with a duncan sentient because the stock neck pickup seemed to conflict with the pegasus on the middle position, i also installed locking tuners (even though the stock ones hold tune pretty well), strap locks and changed all the electronics, it's simply a beast now. I'm a black guitar guy and i'd like to make it glossy black but the wood grain and paintjob on mine are pretty beautiful, so i'll pass. If i can give an advice to anyone looking to get one, tune the 7th string just a tiny bit flat (between -10 -25 cents) and don't buy these made in china which are completely different guitars from the indonesia ones, the wood grain and paintjob are usually awful, body split is too visible and most of the time they are two totally different pieces of wood, the fretboard is an horrible dry piece of shit and some inlays are misaligned, tuners are mounted wrongly thus the headstock looks even bigger, but you can easily distinguish one from another by simply looking at the front of the headstock or at the tuners themselves, if they're mounted straight it's china if they parallel to the borders of the headstock it's indonesia (i believe his guitar was indonesia as well), just take a wild guess on how the rest could be, they even sell them for the same price if not higher.
Hey Kieron i was wondering, can you tell the difference between js22-7 and js32-7 tone wise? Ive heard bad things about 22-7 but nothing about 32-7 and i noticed the price difference yet i can't hear any difference its confusing, i really crave a jackson 7 these days whats your suggestion? Is the price difference worth it?
Thanks for the questions buddy. I'd say the price difference is worth it, as you do get generally better hardware and woods in the JS32. Sound wise it probably won't sound much different as I beleive the pickups in the two are the same, but either of those two make really good mod platforms. Once you start adjusting things to your own taste you'll notice more of a difference. Hope this all helps /,,/
@@kieronphillips63 ah good thanks, its like 5am idk how you always reply so fast but i appreciate lol i was planning on modding them anyway, thing is i was hoping to get emgs for something similar to Fear Factory but if it sounds too muddy it might not come out good maybe it depends on gear, your 32 sounds great in this vid unlike most 22 videos
@@carnovector6396 thanks man. It's 10am in the UK so that's why I can reply. If you want my honest advice can't go wrong with getting some nice dimarzios. As the problem you may have is that because the EMGs are soapbars they might not fit the pickups cavities
Actions a preference thing man, for me it was dead on, neck was flat with a touch of relief and there was no fret buzz. But different people prefer different things. A set up never goes amiss to get it to your desired feel :)
Im getting one next week, im a little concerned with the fret buzz you're getting, I had a JS 22 7 before and managed to fix that with a truss rod adjustment and intonation. but that's pretty buzzy
Hey man in my defence I didn't do any kind of setup with this, this was just played fresh out the box. It was a rookie error on my part but I know a lot more about setups and guitar maintainence than I did back then. I hope yours doesn't come with the buzz 🤘
@@kieronphillips63 Thanks man, and no criticism, I just noticed it, Ive had a couple JS22's in the past and it took a lot of set up to make them playable. Theres not many JS32 videos out there that's how I came across your channel. It does sound beast with gain up but I want the cleans buzz free. I'm sure I can manage it if it does buzaroo a little. Im also gonna throw heavy top strings on, going for the open A tuning
@@kieronphillips63 Yeah, instead of playing like drop D style youre playing open E, like regular power or barre cords but dropped down to A, takes a little getting used to but it changes your playing style.
@@terred999 I had one of my 6-strings in open C a while back and loved that for the whole Devin Townsend vibe. Never thought to do it with my 7 string though. Thanks for the tips man 🤘
Hey man it depends entirely on what your after. If you can get a good ibanez 7421 I'd recommend that. But the benefit of the Jackson and the Cort will be the longer scale length. Traditionally most ibanez 7's have 25.5 scale length. Whereas the Cort and Jackson have 26.5-27. which does give better tuning stability overall and a much tighter sound. Plus the Jackson and Cort are very well priced. The best way to whittle the options down would be to play each guitar if you can. Hope this all helps
The 7421 doesn t have 26.5 scale .The bridge its not so nice and the Quantum s are sterile.This Jackson have something special in vibe and sustain.My opinion.
Hello.There is a Indonesian version of this, a tobacco burst or something.Should i buy that one , or it doesnt count ? I know SW its made in China .Thank you.Nice review.
Hi man thanks for your comment. I believe the tobacco burst one is the same run just a limited finish but I'm not too sure. As far as my understanding goes the specs are the same
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@@kieronphillips63 Subscribed.I owned this guitar a few years ago, and I have such regrets for selling it.Was tobacco burst colour Indo.At that time I swaped the bridge pup and puted an SD Nazgul.Was a big change in sound.The neck pup was ok so I haven t changed.Was running to GT 100 into Scarlett and further to Samson Resolve SE 8 monitors.I shall rebuy this guitar Indo or China.Thx for video and feedback. P.S. If you have in mind to upgrade with SD pups keep in mind that the SD pickup doesn t fit perfectly.Its about those edges where are the screw insertion holes.You ll have to make some room for it.But only for the screw sits.The pup its fits.Also popler its very soft and that veneer its also very thin , it will delaminate easely. I hope I haven t bored you with my Harry Potter story. Cheers.
@@prefacciprian7728 I've been having the tobacco indonesia for 2 years now and compared it to the china ones you find mostly around now, they are two completely different guitars, china made are literally shit in every aspect and they still sell them for the same price if not higher. Don't buy it if it's not indonesia, but always have an inspection first, even indo's one aren't flaw free, mine has a bunch of forgivable things which do not compromise playability, functionality or look. SD pickups won't fit perfectly, it's true, my luthier decided it was better and cheaper to cut a tiny bit of metal off the screw plates instead of drilling the wood, it worked perfectly. I've got pegasus and sentient, the first one being installed by the previous owner and even though the stock neck pickup was all right i swapped it for the sentient anyways because it was conflicting with the pegasus on the middle position and also it was leaning a bit towards the neck, even putting a small block of wood underneath didn't help. Initially i thought the screw holes in the wood were drilled at an angle but after swapping the pup it turned out that the screw plates of the stock pickup were crooked, because the new pickup leans flat. Today this little jackson is full modded and still by my side, it's literally a beast, i love it. Fun fact, the guy who sold it to me is a friend of mine, and roughly after a year we made the deal he told me that he regretted doing it too.
Hey man thanks for your response. So in terms of weight it's made of poplar I've shifted furniture that's heavier lol 😂 as for tuning I never has issues and I went down to drop g with no hassles. Hope this all helps man /,,/
@@raphaelsmith4134 thick strings and a good set up will sort you there mate. And yeah they would look awesome in a nice red colour. If you like red seven strings check out my ibanez s series seven I've just reviewed /,,/
@@raphaelsmith4134 As he said in the video it's not heavy for a 7 string, i have 6 string way more heavier than this. I had it tuned in F standard (like an 8 string with the missing first string) for a while, used ernie ball 8 string set, the 8th string was a 74 i believe. Worked fine, but for a 12-80 string set you'll probably have to drill 1 or 2 tuning pegs and definitely widen the nut grooves or straight swap it.
and another joke the guitar it's not a jackson it's a jokeson excuse me i'm gone crazy no stop when i begin bye and continue your excellent video superb.
Hi man thanks for the questions. So for amp I'm using a Blackstar ID Core 20 modelling amp. As for a beginner guitar it depends on what you mean as a beginner. If your an outright beginner new to guitar I wouldn't advise playing a 7 till you have got used to more fundamentals on a six string. If your a beginner to 7 strings then absolutely. Great scale length and neck profile. And the pickups hold out well if you don't tune too low. Hope this all helps and if you haven't already please leave a like and a sub to the channel to stay up to date with all my content
@@Nekronomikn UA-cam is UA-cam lol takes a long time to get somewhere lol. And thankyou for the shares. Any questions or feedback on my music just pop up /,,/
Hey man so general stuff, slightly better quality hardware, decent pickups, I think the body wood is slightly different. There are subtle differences. Enough to warrant the little extra cash
@@ItsSauIGoodman pull the spec sheets for both up and look at them side by side. Then listen to independent reviews of each one, that way you can enter it from both perspectives to get the best one for you
Hey man thanks for the question. Personally to me there was no drawback, the pickups are decent provided you don't tune too low and the tuners are quite stable. But the good thing about this axe is that it's an excellent modding platform. If you want my advice, try it with its base specs and make modifications based on your own experience
Hey man, that one was actually an error on my part. Its only a 3-way. As it's an older video though I forgot to make any edits. It could definitely be modded with a 5 way though. Specially if you get a set of pickups with parallel wiring positions etc for all that thumpy goodness
Picking up one of these tomorrow, seems I made the right choice in this price range. Great video man
Hey there great to hear your picking this up. I definitely recommend it. Keep your eyes peeled for my next seven string review coming soon. And if you haven't already please like, share and subscribe to my channel to stay up to date with all my content /,,/
it's you who make best demo all explication everything thank you very much possible i buy this guitar
@kieronphillips63 I'm impressed on how this Jackson guitar sounds. Can you please do a demo comparison between this guitar, and the lower entry Jackson 7 string, that is the Jackson JS 22 7. And compare the 2 models? Also, what amp are you using? I'm impressed with the tone of this guitar's pickups. I own a Jackson JS 12, and I love the Jackson high-out pickups. Definitely will have to pick up the Js 22 7. Thankfully that model and this JS 32 7 guitar you're reviewing, both have a 26.5 scale. Also, how well does this guitar handle drop g? And what string gages would you recommend for this guitar in order to play songs in Drop G?
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Whey Sheffield! I'm hoping to pick one of these up from Richtone too.
Thanks bro u sold me on this. Been looking for a nice seven string with binding....Idk why more models don't have binding. The piranha tooth inlay look way better than the sharkfin as well in my opinion. I was going to get a prestige for like 1500 but I think this beast is much more worth it considering how nice and cheap it is. With a plek job and new tuners this will be an absolute beast.
Hey man thanks for checking this out and glad I've been able to help you on your way with a seven. I agree with new tuners and pickups it will be an absolute monster for the price. I'm considering re-buying one myself
Definitely worth modding. Mine is full mod and i just couldn't ask for any other 7 string at the moment.
Personally i prefer no inlay fretboards but the shark teeth ones are not visually invasive like ibanez shark fins or awful like prs birds, they subtly contribute to give a more modern aesthetic than usual dots and because they're small and sideways when seen from a distance it almost looks like a no inlay fretboard. Amazing guitar.
I got mine 2 years ago, made in indonesia tobacco burst with a duncan pegasus already mounted on the bridge for 250€.
Honestly i never considered jackson guitars before, i was looking for my first 7 string with the specs i wanted with a budget of 300€, i was leaning towards ibanez 7321/7421 initially even though the specs weren't exactly as i wanted, they are very beautiful but i didn't like them when i had the chance to try them out. Then a friend of mine appeared with this guitar for sale just at the right time, and man this was a very comfortable guitar since the beginning and for that price it was a steal. The pics online don't give it the deserved justice, it's very beautiful, trust me.
There are obviously a couple of things that would need a bit more of quality control but it's still an entry level guitar after all (better than the js22-7), fortunately it's nothing that would compromise its function, integrity, playability or look.
I don't know how the stock bridge sounds but the neck is ok, i swapped it anyways with a duncan sentient because the stock neck pickup seemed to conflict with the pegasus on the middle position, i also installed locking tuners (even though the stock ones hold tune pretty well), strap locks and changed all the electronics, it's simply a beast now. I'm a black guitar guy and i'd like to make it glossy black but the wood grain and paintjob on mine are pretty beautiful, so i'll pass.
If i can give an advice to anyone looking to get one, tune the 7th string just a tiny bit flat (between -10 -25 cents) and don't buy these made in china which are completely different guitars from the indonesia ones, the wood grain and paintjob are usually awful, body split is too visible and most of the time they are two totally different pieces of wood, the fretboard is an horrible dry piece of shit and some inlays are misaligned, tuners are mounted wrongly thus the headstock looks even bigger, but you can easily distinguish one from another by simply looking at the front of the headstock or at the tuners themselves, if they're mounted straight it's china if they parallel to the borders of the headstock it's indonesia (i believe his guitar was indonesia as well), just take a wild guess on how the rest could be, they even sell them for the same price if not higher.
Hi bro !! Yeah , ideal Jackson !!! Sound is powerfull !!! Respect !!!
Edward Sitnikov hey man many thanks for checking this out /,,/
Good score, dude. Sounds awesome
RockGuitarist1294 thanks man. I absolutely love it
I'm only able to find a matte black one an gloss black... I wish I could get it in purple
If your able to find it in those colours they make great mod projects. It may be worth buying one then having it refinished 🙂
hey mr. Kieron i have little joke snow white and the 7 dwarfs just a joke rapport at the color guitar and 7 strings you know want i meet .
Hey Kieron i was wondering, can you tell the difference between js22-7 and js32-7 tone wise? Ive heard bad things about 22-7 but nothing about 32-7 and i noticed the price difference yet i can't hear any difference its confusing, i really crave a jackson 7 these days whats your suggestion? Is the price difference worth it?
Thanks for the questions buddy.
I'd say the price difference is worth it, as you do get generally better hardware and woods in the JS32. Sound wise it probably won't sound much different as I beleive the pickups in the two are the same, but either of those two make really good mod platforms. Once you start adjusting things to your own taste you'll notice more of a difference. Hope this all helps /,,/
@@kieronphillips63 ah good thanks, its like 5am idk how you always reply so fast but i appreciate lol i was planning on modding them anyway, thing is i was hoping to get emgs for something similar to Fear Factory but if it sounds too muddy it might not come out good maybe it depends on gear, your 32 sounds great in this vid unlike most 22 videos
@@carnovector6396 thanks man. It's 10am in the UK so that's why I can reply. If you want my honest advice can't go wrong with getting some nice dimarzios. As the problem you may have is that because the EMGs are soapbars they might not fit the pickups cavities
@@carnovector6396 also thankyou for your kind words about the tones. My little blackstar 20w doesn't do too bad lol
@@kieronphillips63 oh i guess i could do that too, thanks
i wanted to know how good is the guitar string action????
Actions a preference thing man, for me it was dead on, neck was flat with a touch of relief and there was no fret buzz. But different people prefer different things. A set up never goes amiss to get it to your desired feel :)
Im getting one next week, im a little concerned with the fret buzz you're getting, I had a JS 22 7 before and managed to fix that with a truss rod adjustment and intonation. but that's pretty buzzy
Hey man in my defence I didn't do any kind of setup with this, this was just played fresh out the box. It was a rookie error on my part but I know a lot more about setups and guitar maintainence than I did back then. I hope yours doesn't come with the buzz 🤘
@@kieronphillips63 Thanks man, and no criticism, I just noticed it, Ive had a couple JS22's in the past and it took a lot of set up to make them playable. Theres not many JS32 videos out there that's how I came across your channel. It does sound beast with gain up but I want the cleans buzz free. I'm sure I can manage it if it does buzaroo a little. Im also gonna throw heavy top strings on, going for the open A tuning
Open A 🤔 hmm never given that a look in. Any good as a tuning?
@@kieronphillips63 Yeah, instead of playing like drop D style youre playing open E, like regular power or barre cords but dropped down to A, takes a little getting used to but it changes your playing style.
@@terred999 I had one of my 6-strings in open C a while back and loved that for the whole Devin Townsend vibe. Never thought to do it with my 7 string though. Thanks for the tips man 🤘
What would you suggest bro this or Cort evl k57b or ibanez 7421?
Hey man it depends entirely on what your after. If you can get a good ibanez 7421 I'd recommend that. But the benefit of the Jackson and the Cort will be the longer scale length. Traditionally most ibanez 7's have 25.5 scale length. Whereas the Cort and Jackson have 26.5-27. which does give better tuning stability overall and a much tighter sound. Plus the Jackson and Cort are very well priced. The best way to whittle the options down would be to play each guitar if you can. Hope this all helps
The 7421 doesn t have 26.5 scale .The bridge its not so nice and the Quantum s are sterile.This Jackson have something special in vibe and sustain.My opinion.
Definitely this one.
Hello.There is a Indonesian version of this, a tobacco burst or something.Should i buy that one , or it doesnt count ? I know SW its made in China .Thank you.Nice review.
Hi man thanks for your comment. I believe the tobacco burst one is the same run just a limited finish but I'm not too sure. As far as my understanding goes the specs are the same
Thank you.You answered so fast...and haven t dialed 911.
😂😂 anything I can do to help mate. If you do purchase one I hope you enjoy it. Also if you haven't already please sub and share my channel to help me out. I'm on the road to 300 subs and my goal is to reach that by the end of the year
@@kieronphillips63 Subscribed.I owned this guitar a few years ago, and I have such regrets for selling it.Was tobacco burst colour Indo.At that time I swaped the bridge pup and puted an SD Nazgul.Was a big change in sound.The neck pup was ok so I haven t changed.Was running to GT 100 into Scarlett and further to Samson Resolve SE 8 monitors.I shall rebuy this guitar Indo or China.Thx for video and feedback.
P.S. If you have in mind to upgrade with SD pups keep in mind that the SD pickup doesn t fit perfectly.Its about those edges where are the screw insertion holes.You ll have to make some room for it.But only for the screw sits.The pup its fits.Also popler its very soft and that veneer its also very thin , it will delaminate easely.
I hope I haven t bored you with my Harry Potter story.
Cheers.
@@prefacciprian7728 I've been having the tobacco indonesia for 2 years now and compared it to the china ones you find mostly around now, they are two completely different guitars, china made are literally shit in every aspect and they still sell them for the same price if not higher. Don't buy it if it's not indonesia, but always have an inspection first, even indo's one aren't flaw free, mine has a bunch of forgivable things which do not compromise playability, functionality or look.
SD pickups won't fit perfectly, it's true, my luthier decided it was better and cheaper to cut a tiny bit of metal off the screw plates instead of drilling the wood, it worked perfectly. I've got pegasus and sentient, the first one being installed by the previous owner and even though the stock neck pickup was all right i swapped it for the sentient anyways because it was conflicting with the pegasus on the middle position and also it was leaning a bit towards the neck, even putting a small block of wood underneath didn't help. Initially i thought the screw holes in the wood were drilled at an angle but after swapping the pup it turned out that the screw plates of the stock pickup were crooked, because the new pickup leans flat. Today this little jackson is full modded and still by my side, it's literally a beast, i love it.
Fun fact, the guy who sold it to me is a friend of mine, and roughly after a year we made the deal he told me that he regretted doing it too.
Is it heavy? how it handles tuning? Any issues so far? Cheers
Hey man thanks for your response. So in terms of weight it's made of poplar I've shifted furniture that's heavier lol 😂 as for tuning I never has issues and I went down to drop g with no hassles. Hope this all helps man /,,/
@@kieronphillips63 Thanks i am aiming for F# standard with some 12-80 custom set. I might get this, wish they were available in dark red
@@raphaelsmith4134 thick strings and a good set up will sort you there mate. And yeah they would look awesome in a nice red colour. If you like red seven strings check out my ibanez s series seven I've just reviewed /,,/
@@raphaelsmith4134 As he said in the video it's not heavy for a 7 string, i have 6 string way more heavier than this. I had it tuned in F standard (like an 8 string with the missing first string) for a while, used ernie ball 8 string set, the 8th string was a 74 i believe. Worked fine, but for a 12-80 string set you'll probably have to drill 1 or 2 tuning pegs and definitely widen the nut grooves or straight swap it.
what amp were you using?
Hey man in this video it was my Blackstar IDCore 20 :)
do you remember what the factory string gauge was?
Hi there this was strung with a seven string set of 9s out the box :)
@@kieronphillips63 thanks chief
Anytime mate /,,/
and another joke the guitar it's not a jackson it's a jokeson excuse me i'm gone crazy no stop when i begin bye and continue your excellent video superb.
what amp are you using??? is this ok for a beginner guitar???
Hi man thanks for the questions.
So for amp I'm using a Blackstar ID Core 20 modelling amp.
As for a beginner guitar it depends on what you mean as a beginner. If your an outright beginner new to guitar I wouldn't advise playing a 7 till you have got used to more fundamentals on a six string.
If your a beginner to 7 strings then absolutely. Great scale length and neck profile. And the pickups hold out well if you don't tune too low.
Hope this all helps and if you haven't already please leave a like and a sub to the channel to stay up to date with all my content
@@kieronphillips63 thanks a lot for this👍👍👍👍 brilliant channel
@@Nekronomikn more than welcome and thanks for the sub. If you have friends who are guitarists id appreciate a share. Trying to build my sub base :)
@@kieronphillips63of course, definitely will share around 👍, not sure why you havent got more followers. Have a good one
@@Nekronomikn UA-cam is UA-cam lol takes a long time to get somewhere lol. And thankyou for the shares. Any questions or feedback on my music just pop up /,,/
What makes this one so much better than the js22?
Hey man so general stuff, slightly better quality hardware, decent pickups, I think the body wood is slightly different. There are subtle differences. Enough to warrant the little extra cash
@@kieronphillips63 the 22 is 199 and the 32 is 399. Cant find any comparisons on YT 😭
@@ItsSauIGoodman pull the spec sheets for both up and look at them side by side. Then listen to independent reviews of each one, that way you can enter it from both perspectives to get the best one for you
Any downside? I'm planning to buy that one from thomman
Hey man thanks for the question. Personally to me there was no drawback, the pickups are decent provided you don't tune too low and the tuners are quite stable. But the good thing about this axe is that it's an excellent modding platform. If you want my advice, try it with its base specs and make modifications based on your own experience
@@kieronphillips63 thanks! Great review btw all the best! :)
@@gus3333 thanks man. Be sure to like share and subscribe to stay up to date with all my content :)
Wanting to get one and put some seymour duncan alpha omegas in it
@@AcousticSerenity as I say man the guitars are excellent mod platforms. I'd highly recommend you do this :)
You said this was a 5 way switch. Sweetwater says its three way. Did you mod it?
Hey man, that one was actually an error on my part. Its only a 3-way. As it's an older video though I forgot to make any edits.
It could definitely be modded with a 5 way though. Specially if you get a set of pickups with parallel wiring positions etc for all that thumpy goodness
@@kieronphillips63 Ok that's good. 5 way would've been a deal-breaker for me. Thanks for the video, man.
Anytime my man. Sorry for the error 😂
oh shit you again, it seems we have the same tastes lol
Nice to see you around again man /,,/