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Jackson JS Series King V JS32 - Gloss Black

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Features

  • Solidbody Electric Guitar with Poplar Body
  • Vibrato Tailpiece - Gloss Black
  • Amaranth Fingerboard
  • 2 Humbucking Pickups
  • Maple Neck

Description

The Iconic King V Design at a Great Value For visual ferocity it's hard to beat the sharp lines of Jackson's King V body style, and the Jackson JS32 King V delivers that confrontational look at a value-packed price. It serves up thick, snarling tone and prodigious sustain, courtesy of its resonant, lightweight poplar body and two high-output humbuckers. You'll appreciate the smooth playability of the maple speed neck. And the fully bound compound- radius fretboard is great for chording down low, and bending up high without fretting out. A real Floyd Rose licensed double-locking tremolo bridge completes the package, making the Jackson JS32 King V a guitar any serious player can love.Jackson high-output pickups deliver aggressive tone Looking for rock-solid metal tone? The Jackson JS32 King V delivers. That's because Jackson equips the JS32 King V with a pair of their custom-built ceramic- magnet humbuckers. These high-output humbuckers give you plenty

Brand: Jackson


Color: Black


Top Material Type: Maple Wood, Poplar Wood


Body Material: Poplar


Back Material Type: Poplar


Neck Material Type: Maple


Fretboard Material Type: Amaranth


Guitar Pickup Configuration: H


Guitar Bridge System: Tremolo


Scale Length: 25.5 Inches


Manufacturer: Jackson


Brand Name: Jackson


UPC: 885978976898


Neck Material Type: Maple


Fretboard Material Type: Amaranth


Body Material Type: Poplar


Back Material Type: Poplar


Top Material Type: Maple Wood, Poplar Wood


Color: Black


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 51"L x 23.2"W x 5.2"H


Scale Length: 25.5 Inches


Guitar Bridge System: Tremolo


Number of Strings: 6


Guitar Pickup Configuration: H


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    • Is a functional v
It is exactly what I expected. It is exactly what I wanted. I bought this guitar with the intention of changing the electronics and some stuff about it. If all you want is to pick up a guitar and start playing and shredding this will accomplish that goal. It's a V guitar, You're here looking for a V guitar. This is a good V guitar for its price. The Floyd Rose works fine, the people complaining about it seem to forget that Floyd Rose lost its licensing years ago. There's no difference anymore between a Floyd Rose licensed and an original Floyd Rose in terms of manufacturing and development. To me it seems that the worry of switching out the Floyd Rose comes from people who are looking for a very specific sound that if you don't know what you're looking for you don't have to worry about it, and if you let the strings settle properly you're going to be fine. It has a neck dive just like any other odd-shaped guitar. Google some ways to add weight to it and you're going to be fine. It's comfortable for what it is and I was able to pick up, tune, and shred for hours out of the box. 10/10 would recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2023 by Luciano B.
    • Awesome Guitar
Review Image by Robert Vasquez Robert Vasquez
amazing guitar and since its sold by Sweetwater it came perfectly setup...i did have to do a slight spring adjustment in the back cavity to correct the tension because it wasnt staying in tune now all 3 springs are running parallel for even tension so just that minor fix and its staying in tune perfectly...also changed the strings i think it comes with 10-46 gauge i use a low tuning so i opt out for 11-52 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2021 by Robert Vasquez Robert Vasquez
    • It's a Jackson "V"!
Where to begin? First of all, I've heard a lot of reviews about the stings it comes with, which is meaningless. You put on the strings YOU want, and feel comfortable with, period. BUT, they were light strings that it came with, which I used to play with anyway, so no biggie for ME there, you may feel differently. I've also heard some say they had to go through all kinds of setup. Intonation was off, truss bar adjustments, this that and blah blah. I had none of that. Intonation was JUST about spot on. EXTREMELY minor adjustment. Action was low, no fret buzz or need to file anything. THE ONLY THING, was a kind of waxy coating on the fretboard and strings that made it a bit "sticky". Quick wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap, then a quick squirt of WD-40 on a paper towel for a quick wipe (didn't have my gun grease handy and the strings were still on), very playable at that point with NO major hassles. This came with a Floyd Rose tremelo bridge, NOT a fan. My Charvel Model 6 (1980-81) had a Kahler, which I prefer. I bought a Yamaha back in the 90's that had a Floyd knock off. It was so bad I gave the guitar away because nobody would buy it, even BARELY used and for $100, $350 down the drain. At least the PLACEMENT of this Floyd is such that it DOES NOT "wahwah" every time you strum the strings like the Yamaha did (the Yamaha bridge was too close to the neck, forcing you to palm rest ON TOP of the Floyd, moveable bridge. Without the benefit of a Kahler solid surround mount, it caused an inadvertant "WAHWAH" effect every time you strum). So, it's still a Floyd. Meaning complicated string changes and clipping string ends. The tool kit came with 3 different sized hex keys for everything Floyd (why can't Floyd use the same sized hex bolts for the end user bits?) BUT it did NOT come with a WIRE CUTTER to clip the string ends. Well STRINGS are made "THIS" way, let's just MESS PEOPLE UP and make them CUT the strings! Then TUNE, and TUNE, and TUNE AGAIN. Like buying a new car, and you have to cut the sparkplug wires to fit before you can drive it off the lot. Then adjust the timing every time you get gas! And according to some, "make sure you use the same brand, or you'll have to adjust, use the same gauge or you'll have to adjust (ok that I get, TO A POINT, but still) use the same metal structure or you'll have to adjust". WHY THE HELL DID ANYONE!!! EVER!!! LIKE THIS BRIDGE!!!?? (NO I have NOT changed strings on this yet, as I said, I've only played it for 5 minutes. These "Floyd" references are from the ONE time I changed strings on my Yamaha before I gave it away, to all my friends that suffered with a Floyd way back when, and took 30 minutes to change strings and had to carry a toolbox. And a couple online tutorials that seemed ALL TOO HAPPY to do WAY TOO MUCH WORK to change some darn strings!!! WITH A SMILE!!) Now, the neck itself, kinda "sticky" is all I can say, as I mentioned above. Doesn't slide well on the fretboard OR the back of the neck. NO BIGGIE there in my opinion, I can easily buff it and shine it up to "slickify" front, and back especially. I used to buff my Charvel rosewood fretboard with a dremel buffer and gun grease, literally. NOT the sex lubricant, but the actual grease used for cleaning guns, honestly IT WORKS GREAT!!! It also prolongs string life by keeping body oils and contaminants OFF the fretboard and strings. Finally, the pickups. Don't get me wrong, I realize this is a JS Series in the $350 range, and the dual humbuckers LOOK every part of their X or American series Seymour Duncan counterparts. But OH they certainly ARE NOT. They're $30 knock offs at best. This isn't necessarily a BAD THING! Here's why... You can EASILY replace the pickups with the same Seymours or EMG81s that Dave Mustaine or Kerry King use for about or under $200. Spend a little time with a buffer wheel to polish the neck and make it slippy slidy front and back, and you've suddenly got yourself a $3500 look-a-like that sounds and plays pretty damn good for under $600 all-in. And, if you're a true Kahler fan you can pick up a used Kahler 2300 for $200-$300. I'M certainly not there yet, but it's definitely NOT OUT down the NEAR road. :) Let me change the strings on this Floyd a few times first, I honestly don't see that Floyd lasting long. For the price, even though it's "CRAFTED IN CHINA".... I'd buy it again. Great looking guitar, buildable platform to get it how you want it without the over-the-top price of an "X" or "American". Also something relatively inexpensive to keep your first timer kid interested because it looks cool. :D ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2023 by E J M
    • It’s just like the description
Review Image by Shenap777 Shenap777
My son loves it. We got this for him for his birthday and he loves it
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024 by Shenap777 Shenap777
    • Solid Metal Guitar
Great guitar love how it sounds the floyd is a little shotty sometimes but that’s typically floyd rose i just started tightening the nut and it stays in tune a lot better after a string change and stretch i absolutely love how it plays and sounds very good for the money
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2022 by Daniel Castillo
    • String broke
Not impressed. Christmas gift and a string broke while my son was tuning it. Was hoping he could do some shredding this morning. Disappointed.
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2023 by EM
    • Shred or die !
Rad guitar! I’ve own various guitars ( from high end les Paul’s to Esp’s , B.C Rich etc…) Been endorsed by esp and schecter toured and played professionally for years . for the money you’re not gonna find a better guitar it’s a beautiful guitar fun to play looks beautiful. I would definitely change somethings like the Floyd rose and maybe even the pickups before hitting the stage ! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2021 by Joey
    • Decent guitar
Review Image by Just some dude Just some dude
I prefer this V over a more expensive ($500 more)Jackson I had like ten years ago that had passive emgs. It requires a special stand and wont fit in the Hercules and rokit stands i have. I got a special stand here off Amazon that Fender makes. It sounds good going through my Joyo zombie bantamp and eminence loaded 2x12 Yamaha cab and my HX stomp running into an M1 mac mini and Kali IN5s. Great value and now I want the 7 string version. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024 by Just some dude Just some dude

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