Open Box Jackson Warrior JS32 Electric Guitar Level 1 Black

Had the guitar for about a little less than a year now, shes absolutely beautiful, there were some problems with the bridge tho, the saddles wore out after like two months, but other than that, ZERO other problems, i would suggest this guitar. its near perfect.

a fun guitar to play on

A joy to play. It opened a whole new way of playing. I am not a metal guy, but I am learning their technics with this axe.

I was looking for another Jackson and I came upon this Warrior js32, I always like Chuck Schuldiner and his Stealth BC Rich but those are very limited to find, and Jackson does make this style called the warrior and their are finely made, the X series does have a reverse headstock, which I love but this particular JS32 has enough to the its job, a great Metal tone that I love even with these high Jackson pickups which are fine for now, might switch them up with Seymour Duncans. The weight is lightweight and the mech is extremely smooth excepting from Jackson, no issues on that..and again I love the shape, if you want a high quality Jackson at a very low introductory price this guitar is for you

This guitar is amazing, just when i plugged it in and tuned it for an hour and a halve, it got a bit annoying. It sounds amazing if you want a thrash tone or a metal tone, ive been playing a lot of motley crue on this, and i have a lil bit of trouble keeping the G string in tune. The guitar craftmanship is great just has a it of fret buzz. Overall i would definitly recomend this to a friend and totally rock out with it.

I love this guitar. It was mostly set up when I received it, except that I needed to raise the strings at the tremolo to eliminate the fret buzz. The pickups (like most of the J series guitars) need a replacing at some point to really hear this guitar's potential. On to the good, this thing is rock-solid and smooth to play for a bolt-on. The frets (unlike the Dinky I recently got) are smooth as hell and don't need additional filing and this thing keeps its tune even with extreme tremolo use (I rarely ever use them, but if you do...). The knobs are a little stiff, but that will go away with use and time, so no big deal. A solid axe with great performance as well as sick looks for anybody who wants to play metal and hard rock.