Open Box Jackson JS Series King V JS32 Electric Guitar Level 2 White with Black Bevels 197881407049

The Jackson JS floyd rose/floating trem is very cheaply made, as well as the springs supporting them. There are metal pieces inside of the resting spot for the strings inside of the saddle that, when the tension of tuned strings are applied, will cut or otherwise damage your strings to cause them to slip out. This paired with the poor tension of the stock springs, means needing to order heavy duty springs to replace the old ones if you want to move up in gauge. The saddle blocks as well received chipping and other damage very quickly due to their weak alloy metal. Potentially also being a near requirement to move up in string gauge. I would not recommend buying a guitar that is fitted with a cheaper budget model of Floyd rose trem, as it requires you to order several new parts. Ordering a new trem system I believe requires knowledge of soldering and basic electrical understanding so it's not as easy as replacing other parts. As well as it's at least $130 for a quality one. I recommend just saving money to buy a higher quality guitar to skip needed to order and install the better parts yourself. If you're fine with the very thin stock gauge of strings (9-42) then you can use this guitar fine. But for a guitar renown for its place in trash metal and other metal genres, it doesn't make sense that it doesn't support higher gauge strings with its stock hardware.

If you are looking to play Thrash, Black, Death, Groove, Glam, or Doom metal, THIS, is the guitar. When I first picked it up it felt uncomfortable and was thinking of returning it and just buying a regular guitar. But I stayed with it, gave it a chance, and now it is my most prized possesion, My beauty. I love this guitar because every single song I learn on it sounds good (Especially metal (of any kind)). Once you get used to it, it will become your favorite guitar (atleast I hope so, everyone has different opinions, this is just my favorite personally.)

i bought this guitar and i am very happy with it its a cool guitar sounds good and has a decent tremolo it does have trouble staying perfectly in tune when using the tremolo but other than that its really good and i would definitely recommend this to other people yeah and that's pretty much it i

I use this guitar for shows and practice sessions and I love this beast but, after having it for 2 months (FYI I take good care of this guitar) the pickups gave out on me which I thought the wiring was loose but it turns out that the electronics inside died. I was devastated because this guitar is expensive and I expect a guitar with a big price to work well. Overall I got my baby fixed which came at a price but lesson learned, you get what you pay for!

This V plays great, stays in tune, and has great pickups for distortion. Only downside being that the play ability while sitting down isn't necessarily too comfortable, but either way it's to be played standing and works great in that way. Although you need another stand, or a guitar rack, despite these minor issues it's a great guitar.

This Jackson came in perfect condition and was fairly in tune even. Setup was perfect - a quick tune and played perfectly. Floyd stays true and in tune and neck action and intonation is flawless. Pickups sound just fine and the guitar is mean and beautiful looking. My teenage son won't let it out of his hands his favorite Christmas present for sure. Perfect guitar for him and his thrash metal band. Great guitar for the price or even if it was more. Only complaint is the fret edges are a little rough