Open Box Jackson Pro Series Misha Mansoor Juggernaut HT6 Level 1 Matte Blue Frost

seems like some duds shipped out , but the one i received didnt have any quality issues at all. feels great , plays great. not having any tuning issues. the factory setup was even good , i just lowered the action a hair and good to go ! very happy with it.

Its a fantastic playing guitar, I found it used and have been blown at how well this guitar sounds and feels, the neck is fat and fret board radius is super flat and easy for lead plays. This was my first Jackson and I am glad I gave the brand a chance!

I love my Jackson Juggernaut HT6 Pro model. I bought mine used for somewhere around the $500 mark almost a year ago now. Having this guitar for that long, I think, qualifies me to let potential buyers know about MY experience with it. 2017, Satin white HT6 Okay, first of all, I would have given this guitar 5 stars if I didn't have to complain about the fact that Jackson, (Fender) are putting a plastic nut on these affordable models. I understand cutting a few corners to be able to come in new at around the $700-$800 mark, but Misha, c'mon dude. You're name IS this guitar. For something as silly as just a few dollars difference, just put a Graph-tech or graphite nut on it! As any guitarist knows, the nut is the first thing to look at if your guitar is in constant need of being tuned. I had to change the nut a couple of days after buying the guitar as it was just annoying having to constantly fine tune the guitar. I tried the graphite pencil trick. Didn't work. After the nut change, I noticed a humongous difference. The guitar was holding tune for much longer. The nut was literally under $10 at Guitar Center. Which is why my gripe with Misha and Fender/Jackson (plastic nut) is legitimate. After the nut, I wanted to change to the same hardware as Misha's. I bought a set of open gear, Hipshot Griplock tuners and a Hipshot hardtail bridge. Now my guitar is being played constantly and I mean constantly. I happen to love the MM1 pickup set. I think they did a good job voicing them. They don't suck. Some ppl are just overly critical of stock pups. I will be buying a set of bareknuckles for it soon and MAYBE, I'll upgrade the electronics. I own a lot of guitars, but this one has become my favorite. The end.

I got my 2019/20 Misha Pro HT6 in the Matte Frost Blue in the mail today. The GC packing was pretty poor, the jackson packing was sketchy but it arrived in one piece with no damage or world ending flaws. The only issue I had was changing the strings the nut popped off, but I glued it back on with some wood glue and all is well. The fret work is good, no sharp edges so no complaints. The finish feels and looks amazing as does the neck profile, flat but a litte rounded, kind of like a LTD neck, just a hair fatter. String alinement is good. Pickups sound good and no issues with the input jack. The roasted maple neck is really nice and comfy. Jackson tuning machines hold well and have better grip on the screws than some of my name brand ones. Comes with Dunlop strap locks.

I don't normally write reviews, but my experience with this particular fruit at has been frustrating. I have ordered several of these from various retailers in search for just one that didn't have glaring quality control issues. The finishes on these are incredibly inconsistent, with rough spots and darker/lighter spots. They are always poorly boxed in such a way that the sharp headstock stabs through the cardboard on top of the box and leaves marks on the guitar. The nuts are sloppy, the holes drilled for the neck bolts are rough, and the list goes on. I've purchased $300 Squier guitars that come with fewer flaws.

Listen to the other 1 star review about this product. This thing should cost $400 brand new MAX. The pickups were one of the worst attributes. They felt and sounded like they were made out of plastic. The "locking" tuners screwed down to secure the strings but did very little to increase tuning stability. I've played much cheaper guitars for $200 and below that have stayed in tune and sounded much better. I guess this is Misha's attempt in taking advantage of newbie djent hopefuls that think by buying this guitar they will be able to recreate his tone. This product will frustrate you if you're looking for a decent guitar. If you're looking for Misha Mansoor replica memorabilia to hang on your wall, this is for you. I took mine back to the store.