Jackson JS1X mini 3 quarter size guitar review and demo
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- The Jackson JS1X is one of the only 3/4 size guitars, designed and built with a professional level in mind. This takes short scale guitars and kids guitars to a new level unlike a lot of the cheaper brands. For a small guitar my main choices are Jackson JS1X or the Fender mini and I am not sponsored by either of them.
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This is part of my Shred and review series. Where I demo a guitar by improvising over a backing track that is also made using the same guitar. I then run through pros and cons, personal thought and if I would buy one myself. There is a huge range of styles from the mass produced classics to the one off bizarre guitars made my local luthiers.
My channel is all about guitar. With Lesson videos, backing tracks for you to jam over and shred and review videos, there is something for everyone that loves guitar. I have personally been playing and teaching guitar professionally since in was in school so have over 16 years experience. I have a huge range of passions and hobbies that come and go but the guitar is one that has truly stuck with me. I'm not the usual guitarist either as I like to work on original content only and therefore don't tend to follow bands or learn other peoples music.
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Shred/demo starts at 4:20 - My opinions and conclusion starts at 7:30
@Wicked Reptile Lover thanks. And yeah it sounds awesome.
I got a js12 and fell in love with it. I definitely want this 3/4 one in my arsenal to record solos
It's super fun. Ive had a few come through the business now and I always want to keep them
I currently own one of these ,and currently trying to buy another one ,they sound great ,and play great ! I don't think they will hamper your full size playing either ,great for older players too!
I love the colour of this. The sound is amazing and I also love that you clearly demonstrated the different pick up selections. Great shred and review 🎸🎸🤘🤘
I've just ordered one of these for myself. I haven't owned a guitar for a couple years and I miss rocking out. I'm a casual player looking to resume at a fun hobby. The smaller size of this guitar hugely appeals to me for its easier playability across the neck and having a long term shoulder injury makes it difficult for me to stretch down to the lower frets on a standard sized guitar so I'm hoping this will be better.
that's awesome. I wanted to keep this for myself instead of giving to my student as it was super comfortable and fun to play. i bet the shorter scale length will help with the shoulder for sure.
Great review. Just ordered a white one of these for me...sorry, I mean my son.
CalvinlovesLucy awesome. Glad to help. And yeah I struggle to share these with the younger ones 😂😂
I'm about to order one for myself..er...I mean my son...do you like it?(your son that is)
@@terryf5131 Hi, I'm not a guitar expert, but I would say this....The pickups are fierce...it's definitely made for rock/metal. A lot of people say it won't stay in tune...I think that's mostly because they haven't stretched the strings and might want to tune half a step or so up to get the tension...Mostly, I think it's technique...if you bend a string even a small amount, the guitar will sound out of tune, especially if you play a chord...however, the short scale and thin neck, combined with the pickups would give anyone looking for an occasional thrash a good time. My son like is to make a noise with. Hopefully this helps.
@@CalvinlovesLucy Yes!! Thanks for the response...very helpful..the thin neck is what I was looking for...my son turned five last week.. he's a drummer like me..I got him a jr. Ludwig kit he loves..he picks up my ukelala too.. but my guitars are all WAY too big for his little hands. This sounds perfect..and it comes in the GECKO GREEN' PJ Masks' color. Again thank you.
@@terryf5131 I say neck thin but if he's 5 it might still be large!...if there's anyway you can see one it would be worthwhile! All the best.
Great channel. No BS straight to the point. You deserve more subscribers.
Thank you very much. I appreciate the comment
Top guy! Great review and a very enjoyable feature. Thank you!
You’re welcome. Glad you enjoyed the video.
I want this guitar but the green one and change the tuners, strap locks, and emg passive pickups
*Yes purple*
I actually just ordered the v minion can't waiy
That’s awesome. Let me know how you get on with it.
Good review again. Would be good to do a side by side, for instance a squire mini vs a Jackson mini or a ibanez?? Vs a Prs?? Series
Yes that's an awesome Idea. Will have to see if I can get hold of them all. Do PRS do 3/4 size? I haven't seen any myself.
I meant, not just a mini series but an overall guitar comparison.
Fender vs squire, ibanez vs prs etc a side by side comparison, play 1 and then the other kind of thing.
I am getting the black rr v with rosewood. If I love that one I will get the white strat shaped one with maple board. I love shortscales with fat strings!
nice. Short scale guitars are fun. I feel I need to put super fat strings on one and do a dinky guitar in drop B video for a laugh
@@TheGuitarNinja I had a Squier Jagstang or Jag master, I forget, But it was 24 inch scale and I put 12s on it and mostly played Drop c and Drop C# on it and it was groovy, not too slinky at all. So I wanna try the minion v with 13s and hopefully get the same or better results. Wish I never sold my shortscale Squier but it was noisy even with aftermarket duncans and I re did the ground and it helped but was still noisy for buckkers. Great channel btw!
Can you tell me the length of the js1x from end to end ❓
Is it good for shredding? Does the shorter scale affect playing? I want to buy it but I'm worried. Please answer.
it is super fun to shred on. the short scale length was great fun but it was easy to over bend the strings, so a little more sensitive to bending but that was about all the negatives I found.
Does Jackson, or any mini strat style guitar, have hardshell cases they can be bought
I'm thinking about getting this guitar, I have a question about strings can I use 9-42-gauge strings or 10-46-gauge stings on this guitar?
The best way to approach this is know what strings you like on a favorite guitar and use a string tension calculator online. .09 will be super floppy.
noob question: for an average adult, is it harder to start learning on a smaller guitar like this or it doesn’t matter?
doesn't really matter, but if you get used to the smaller size, the larger size can feel like quite the finger stretch.
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Hello what strings are you using thanks
I was using D'addario 10-42 on this guitar - !0's on a 3/4 feel similar to 9's on a full size guitar :)
I’m 5’10 should I get this guitar
It would probably still look and feel a bit on the small side for you. If it helps I’m 6ft so it would probably look and feel about the same to you as it did for me. So I would say it’s super fun but not as a main/stage guitar.
This is sweet! G strings are always a pain in the a$$. 😂
That's Shark FIN inlays, Shark TOOTH is Ibanez.
Just sayin.
Cool guitars.
The shape was done before Ibanez were around, unless you mean Ibanez are the ones to call It shark tooth?
@@TheGuitarNinja They are NOT the same shape. Look again. Ibanez calls theirs, 'shark tooth'. Jacksons are not the same, and are called 'shark fin'.
@@lordsong7 ah I thought based on your comment you were saying the were the same thing but Ibanez invented them. Yeah there’s the extra pointy tip on the tooth ones right?
@@TheGuitarNinja yep, hence the tooth designation, for the jagged edge like sharks' teeth. They're both cool inlays. :)
@@lordsong7 nice. Thanks for the clarity on that one. I think the teeth are cooler than the fin 😎🤘
⅔ is smaller than ¾. I think only Epiphone actually made a ¾ size guitar.
Most brands make a 3/4 or at least called them a 3/4. I personally haven’t seen many labelled as 2/3 myself. It may be the case but 3/4 is more common in the places I have noticed them.
@@TheGuitarNinja actually, it has everything to do with scale length.
Guitars consider ⅔ are around 21 to 22 inches and ¾ are 22.5 to 24 inches. That's what determines the true size of the guitar.
Chuch Schuldiner has a 24⅝ scale and people still called that a ¾ size guitar even though it wasn't far from 24¾.
@@a.khaosnarine9118 thanks for the explainer i appreciate it. As far I know most guitars I have seen called 3/4 are 24” so I guess that makes sense.
@@TheGuitarNinja no stress bro, I only recently discovered it myself.
Bought a Jackson JS1X minion recently, and it's a lot of crap for such a small guitar. The workmanship is absolutely terrible and quality control is non-existant. Mine came with a nut slot that was sawn incorrect, resulting in fretbuzz on the highest strings, even with the ridiculously high action the guitar came with. The neck pocket is really sloppy and the bridge is misaligned. It doesn't keep in tune for more than a minute. It's completely worthless and unusable as a guitar. Painfull to see a great brand like jackson going down the drain...
irgnj180 wow. I didn’t have such bad luck. This was set up really well. Maybe you were u lucky and got one that skipped quality control somehow. Or a second hand one that had been badly tempered with.
Bought one for my 8 yr old. Will not stay in tune more than a few min. Taking it to my guitar guy to see if he can help. If not, just a worthless toy really.
never had this issue with it myself, but then i maintain guitars and ensure i buy decent strings as well. make sure to tune up, bend/stretch strings and then retune to help them settle in. and don't try and save money on strings. but the brands you know and trust. If it still goes out, perhaps you got unlucky and this one has some bad tuners etc. I would try and return it for a replacement first before giving up on it as I loved this guitar.
Guitar ninja ? 🤣
I love the colour of this. The sound is amazing and I also love that you clearly demonstrated the different pick up selections. Great shred and review 🎸🎸🤘🤘
Teri-Leigh Chapman Thank you. Felt a more rounded demo would be a good touch, hence the range of pickup selections.
The Guitar Ninja it was definitely a good touch. When you make more you should some more like this I think. I think it gives a better review