Jackson MM Juggernaut HT-6 Evertune - Review | No Bull Gear Reviews

Let's take a journey together with the Jackson Pro Series Signature Misha Mansoor Juggernaut HT-6 Evertune. Hear it in various contexts and get my thoughts with NO BULL!
00:00 - Introduction
00:17 - Overview
Clean Tones
04:41 - Position 1 - Bridge
04:59 - Position 2 - Inner Coil Split
05:17 - Position 3 - Middle
05:34 - Position 4 - Outer Coil Split
05:51 - Position 5 - Neck
Mid-Gain Tones
06:10 - Position 1 - Bridge
06:19 - Position 2 - Inner Coil Split
06:29 - Position 3 - Middle
06:38 - Position 4 - Outer Coil Split
06:48 - Position 5 - Neck
High Gain Tones
07:00 - Position 1 - Bridge
07:09 - Position 2 - Inner Coil Split
07:19 - Position 3 - Middle
07:28 - Position 4 - Outer Coil Split
07:36 - Position 5 - Neck
Favorite Settings
07:46 - High Gain Tones
07:54 - Lead Tones
08:37 - My Thoughts

[@kenm703]

Makes me want to go out and buy one!

[@brandonkellum7882]

Just bought one of these and had to refund it due to one of the frets popping out of the fretboard. Multiple other frets looked like they weren't properly set as well. Tone knob was also falling off out of the box. Great feeling and sounding guitar if you can get one that was QCd/built well.

[@HandOfTaurus]

Sorry you had a bad experience with yours! That sucks. Was it an Evertune model or a regular stock HT6?

[@bkellum89]

@@HandOfTaurus it was the regular bridge model.

[@HoaPierre]

I'm surprised u don't have any white noises when u are using inner coil and outer coil split for cleans. Cuz my HT6 has some white noises

[@HandOfTaurus]

I use an ISP Decimator Noise Gate in my FX Loop even when running cleans. Keeps it sounding awesome!