Jackson Dinky JS22-7 Mega Mod - EMG Gotoh Hipshot Schaller Upgrades on $199 7-String Guitar
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- Опубликовано: 26 ноя 2019
- In this video you may see modification completed on a Jackson JS22-7 guitar. Cost of this seven string guitar, new, is only $199.99...extraordinary value right from box. Factory humbucking pickups are adequate, but EMG active pickup is nice upgrade. JS22-7 is routed for pickup without cover, so cavities must be enlarged to accommodate larger EMG. Replacement of factory 3 position switch with EMG switch also requires small amount of chisel work. Large electronics cavity of JS22-7 accommodates 9-volt battery, nye problema. (I may route for installation of battery box in future, or install battery box into cavity cover. Until then, cover must be removed to change battery.) Pickup rings are EMG, sanded with micromesh to remove gloss finish. Factory bridge was replaced with high quality Hipshot bridge...relocated a small amount to rear on bass side to allow more adjustment of intonation for larger strings. Jackson tuners were replaced with Gotoh locking tuners for much improvement of tuning stability and very fast string change. Strap buttons are replaced with Schaller S-Locks in Satin Pearl finish. Volume and tone knobs are replaced with larger (25mm diameter) TAISS aluminum knobs. Fretboard (and touch up areas) is stained using india ink. Complete hardware list below. I am only simulated musician on RUclips without skills to play this instrument, but I believe this upgrade is very good choice for real heavy metal guitar player.
Please comment with question or helpful tips for other viewers and I. Please click “like” if you think video is helpful or believe music to be very bad. Please subscribe to see more guitar projects in the future...two new build/modification videos are in editing process, and this week I will begin shooting video of Schaller Lockmeister tremolo and Schaller locking tuner upgrade to a B.C. Rich Warlock guitar. Very exciting!
Project Hardware and Item Cost:
Neck Pickup: EMG 60-7XH Black $119.00
Bridge Pickup: EMG 85-7XH Black $119.00
3 Position Switch: EMG 3-POS STRAT $30.00
Pots: EMG Short Shaft (included with pickups)
Jack: EMG (included with pickups)
Straplocks: Schaller S-Locks in Satin Pearl 14010701 $25.46
Tuners: Gotoh SG381-04 MGT Locking Tuners - 7 String Keystone L3+R4 Set Black $87.95
Bridge: Hipshot 41075B Black Fixed 7 String 0.175 Floor $71.95
Knobs: TAISS Aluminum 25mm Knobs for 6mm Shaft 2 Pieces $10.98
Pickup Rings: EMG Flat 7 Medium x 2 $6.99 each
Fretboard and touch-ups: Dr. Ph. Martin's Bombay India Ink $5.99
Strings: Ernie Ball 3215 set + 1164 on 7th string (Gauges 10-13-17-30-42-52-64)
Currently tuned one step down to A-D-G-C-F-A-D
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Why did I just watch this
The mods are awesome and well done.
The guitar tone and playing gave me severe diarrhea though
Excellent, very nice! Thank you very much for watching and comment!!
The playing and tone are quite shit
Agreed, mods are superb but the tone for playback lets the video down, can you maybe re-record & re-publish?
The whole video I just turned off sound bc the tone was like he was using a mini fender battery amp from a dollar general store that was $5
yeah i read in another comment that he’s literally just using a pedalboard plugged directly into the camera and boy does it sound like it, holy smokes
That mod is simply awesome... Especially the logo in the centre. Adds a different vibe to the instrument all together.. the background riffing is dark!! 🤘🏼. You are awesome sir 👍🏼
Haha, have to add a logo so that it doesn't look like it's straight off the rack from some Guitar Center. Thanks for comments and for watching this video, I appreciate it!
Very Nice. Perfectionist workmanship👍
Thanks for sharing how you did these mods. I got one of these guitars on the cheap and wanted to do these exact same mods plus the graphtec nut.
Seriously man great video I’ve watched it twice now and it’s very helpful and very cool to watch considering I’m doing mods myself pretty cool video to watch and learn
Thank you very much, I appreciate this comment a lot! I post videos for two reason: 1. Maybe someone will have a laugh. 2. Maybe someone will see something helpful! I am always learning as I go, learning much from other RUclipsrs, and hope likewise I can help by sharing my experiments. I hope that someone will see my videos, and think: "If THIS goofy guy can do this, then I for SURE can do this work myself!" 🤘😈
Got the perfect Norwegian Black Metal tone right there
Keep up thecontent bro. You should have like 800k - 1 mil subs with such a greatly made video.
Not a ton of shenanigans and straight to the point . Looks like you did a great job on the labor as well
had the same guitar but with a Maple fretboard absolutely slayed modded it like yours such a sick guitar Nazguls kill in the bridge
Very nice! I was torn between Nazgul/Sentient combo, and EMG. I wanted to try something a little different, so went with EMG 85-7XH / 60-7XH combo out of curiosity. I'm happy with it, but I still need to take some time to route for battery box. Right now, battery is still stuffed in electronics cavity. That may be good idea for next video, since this guitar seems very popular. Thanks for checking out video and for comment, Matt Wengler!
Great tutorial and setup guide. Just got one of these (in gloss finish) and it has the emg style enclosed pickups already in there and for ones that are passive, they have very little impedance and feedback for stock pups. Just want to pain them and get new knobs installed. Was considering EMG sets, but I think I'll stick with these guys as they already sound great out of the box
Glad I'm not the only one with this same model you described, all the videos I've found have the matte finish with uncovered pickups. Dunno how I feel about the stock pickups
The coin ruins the whole thing
Yes, yes, agreed is very awesome! Thank you for watching!
LOL
For you.
@@SnifferCustoms i love it my man. Is it ruskie?
Yes! Good catch and thank you for watching video and comments, Quattro 4! It is one historical coat of arms of Russian Empire. Everyone must make their guitar unique, so that it does not get lost among millions of cheap guitars purchased by Guitar Center shopping zombies. 😈
Absolutely love this video. Great mods and yes, love the music too. Seriously.
Thank you very much, Jason, I appreciate that! It is a pretty awesome guitar for the price, right out of the box, and a great base for someone who can't leave "good enough" alone. Thanks for checking out the video!
I recently bought a set of 707TWs for my dinky 7 and I hit that roadblock of the existing cavity being too small. Does it just need to be widened to accommodate those corners? Also, do you use special paint, or would rustoleum matte black do it?
Love the backgound music.
I have one too, and it's a really good guitar
I love this guitar got it for $150 last black Friday.. already given you a thumbs up and I'm 10 seconds in 🤣
Nice, that is awesome! I am obvious gear junky, so I even get excited for other people when they get some cool new guitar. 😈 And like I try to remind some in these replies, I hope my video does not make someone think they have to spend money to make this guitar usable. I think it was great right from box. I just like doing some modifications on everything...and only bought this guitar because it was cheap and thought it would be perfect candidate for upgrades. But, it didn't "need" any, in my opinion. Congratulations, man!
Absolutly awesome🤘
Hi I am just finishing the upgrades my Jackson, it is the same as yours, how did you know which hipshot to choose between .124 and .175?
What is the screw thingy that you used to remove the tunning pegs (upper face) and volume knobs?
This is like therapy
You might have called it "the Black Metal Mod" 😜 nice one 👍🏻
Thinking of getting a similar Jackson model and customising it with a hipshot bridge. Is drilling a hole necessary??
hey man, amazing video, did you have to file the nut to fit the 64 string?
Jus bought one of these at a guitar shop . I love it but it does need some extra investment 🤘🏻😉
Did the Emg Pickup rings line up with the stock rings screw holes?
hello man, I love your video today at this moment I received my 81 and 85 xh pickups thanks to you, but I have a problem, the rings where they are attached to the spring do not let me fit the pickups easily, did you make any modifications to them? Or did you have to buy them separately?
Which gotoh did you use ? Plaese i'm going fix my guitar
See I was wondering if the square-cornered EMG actives would fit the pickup pockets. I think when I do this I will be using the FAT 55-7 7 String set instead, as they more closely match the passive pickup shape.
Get the Super 77s, way better for metal
Awesome work !! Congrats. I wanna ask you something, i have the same guitar but with the soapbar stock pickups , do you know if i can fit some active PU there, like Emg or Blackouts without any drilling or i have to make same extra space for those? Thanks!
I put 81-7/60-7’s in mine, just had a little clear coat buildup on the neck side, sanded that down and they dropped right in, they do not come with springs for height adjustments, so I found sound some heavy duty ones from a pickup set, and put those on the mounting screws!
Is your bridge at a slight angle? It looks like it is towards the end when you're showing it complete. I had a hipshot bridge installed on the exact same guitar and I noticed it was also slightly angled. Is it supposed to be that way?
I angled mine slightly back on bass side to allow for more intonation adjustment with the larger strings. I chiseled small channel on the rear of the string-thru holes of body, so that strings would still make it through holes in bridge base. It gives some wiggle room...especially when using something like 64 gauge string. Thanks for watching and comment, mike robinson! 🤘
Excellent tip! Thanks for the info!
Pickup rings have to be changed and holes redrilled?
The mods are carzy! Well done
However the random playing turned out to be quite annoying after 20 minutes.
Thank you for watching video and comments! This guitar sound can be very annoying, even more annoying if you listen to this random noises for hours and hours. Sometimes I wish my guitar amp has some knob to make the sound go away! 😜😈
This was bizarre, I don't love your design choices, and your playing is questionable (like mine)....but I thoroughly enjoyed it and glad I watched. I have this guitar and looking around for ideas. Your were certainly the most unique so far. Good work
Thanks for comment...fact that you called it "playing" I receive as compliment! 😂 Seriously, I hope you may find something useful in my videos, or at least some entertainment. If you have seen any others, you may see that my horrid background "music" is more for some comic relief, since I have no skill at playing. I like to build and modify guitars, and literally almost only time I "play" them is when you hear me making background noise in these videos...usually paired with absurd amount of effects pedals to make it even worse. 😂 Thanks again for comment, oldboydog! 🤘🏼
Were the gotoh tuners a direct replacement with no extra surgery involved?? Drop in an go installation? I’m deciding between these and hipshot for my jackson B7. Loved the video btw! Great job.
Hello, Erick. Absolutely, the Gotoh tuners were a perfect fit! Hipshot is usually my first stop when searching for new hardware, and the Grip-Locks are really nice (I've installed Grip-Locks on two of my guitars). But I'm not sure if you can get them with the 45-degree angle mounting tabs, as you can with the Gotoh and Schaller M6 135. The Gotoh also handles a 64 gauge string with no problem. (I think Hipshot Grip-Locks will only handle up to .06", but Hipshot will enlarge the low post to .09" by special order/no charge. They did this for a baritone guitar I built with non-locking tuners..works great.) The Gotoh are very high quality, made in Japan. eBay seller "guitarhey" is one of my favorite suppliers (huge range of tuner "sets" and options and great prices/fast shipping), and below is a link to the exact set I bought for 3 left/4 right, 20mm post length, black, with keystone buttons. If they look dirty in my video, it's because I coat all of my guitar hardware with Birchwood Casey Gun Stock Wax, and fill screw holes with beeswax before assembly, haha. Thanks a lot for checking out the video; I really appreciate the nice comment. One day I'll actually learn how to play guitar! :D
www.ebay.com/itm/293018272788
Will the strap lock fit without a problem bcse I bout an Ernie ball strap lock and it didn’t fit with the factory screw and the Ernie ball screw.
I wanna know if you didn’t have to do extra steps to put it in
Planet Waves makes a pair of easily removable strap locks that are only 3 bucks a set and are more than adequate.
Great video, I'm one of those guitar players that like to work on the guitar more than actual playing. How does the India ink stand up to time? Does it wear of on your hand as you play? Been thinking about doing some inlay work and have been looking at different ways to dye the wood. Thanks for your content 💪
Thank you for comment! So far, ink hasn't transferred to hands and has held up, but then again, I play it very little as it works it's way through my "rotation", haha. I enjoy working on guitar in my little free time. I get each one out...play for a few minutes...and then think, "this could use a very small improvement in setup"...then out come screwdrivers and credit card. 😂 Thanks again!
Классное видео и сам тюнинг, а чем вы покрывали лады ?
Me: I want a schecter 7 string
Mom: We already have a schecter 7 string at home
Schecter 7 string at home:
😂😂😂Some things never change!
1984:
Me: I want a Carvin V220
Mom: We already have a Carvin V220 at home
Carvin V220 at home:
No cab?
Great mod! I could never get myself to try a mod like this. I'm thinking of buying this exact model and swaping out with some Duncans, or EMGs. Do you think that would be worth doing?
Thanks for watching! I'd check prices on guitar that is already fitted with pickups/hardware you like...it MAY be cheaper than installing your own. I just enjoy doing this work...obviously more than actually taking time to learn to play guitar properly. 😂 Duncans should be super easy swap...they should fit no problem. Cavities on my JS22-7 were not routed large enough to fit pickup with covers (EMG), that is only reason I had to chisel corners out. But I think Duncan's should drop right in. (I also like to remind, there is nothing wrong with factory Jackson pickups...entire guitar is awesome right from box! More output can easily be achieved from booster pedal, for example.) Some professional guitar builder may cringe at this thought, but if you don't have soldering iron/not comfortable doing soldering work, try swapping pickups using 3M ScotchLok IDC butt connectors! I used them to swap pickups on guitars, especially when I wanted to install temporarily/try out the pickups, and not re-solder/replace pots, etc. They work perfectly. I used to work in telecommunications, and had a bunch of these connectors (and a Scotchlok tool which is not necessary), so I thought it was worth a try. No problems at all...and takes seconds to connect new pickups. I haven't done some scientific test on flow of electrons through solderless butt connector, but I cannot imagine they are a weakest link. I think a set of Seymour Black Winters, or Nazgul/Sentient would be awesome in this guitar! Of course, like most guitars, my first mod would be locking tuners...but this is my personal preference. Then I would probably do pickups. Swapping bridge is nice mod, but doesn't bring huge real-world improvement in my opinion (looks cool and maybe adds some mass), and swap MAY become involved/custom work. Good luck, and thanks for comment! Looks like you have some awesome videos on your channel...I'm going to check them out tonight!! 🤘🤘🤘
@@SnifferCustoms wow thanks for your detailed response! I didnt mind your playing at all creative stuff! and yeah I didn't think about the locking tuners, I don't usually worry about that but it probably does make a difference cause some of my guitars have a hard time staying in tune. Im mauinly focused on pickups because I want something that's brighter and more responsive. Most of my guitars have stock pick ups and they often sound kind of dull or lack brightness/sharpness in the distortion, and when I go to guitar stores and play something with some hot EMGS or Seymores etc they sound so clean and smimmery. I Play metal so im always looking for a high gain sound that doesnt sound like its dampened in any way. Really appreciate your insights on my pick up options though, never really thought about the compatability between different guitar, pick up hole sizes etc haha
how awesome is this!! i wish to be so prolific like you, i putted a duncan distortion 7 in my js22 7 and i melted some cables and made some scratches, i ended spending money in a guitar tech because i left it sounding weird LOL
btw do you know if there's something to fix scratches in the black matte finish?
Duncan Distortions...nice choice!! Hey, I think the JS22-7 is perfect for this kind of experiments...have fun with it, and don't worry about scratches/messing something up...you'll just be giving YOUR guitar more character! It is perfect blank slate! If you want to experiment with different pickups, without soldering, try using 3M Scotchlok IDC butt connectors (yellow). You may get 100 pack of these on Amazon for $16. Just cut old pickup wires...leaving plenty of length to reattach them if necessary, and crimp on the new pickup wires...you don't even have to strip wire ends. "Real" guitar tech may cringe at this idea, but I did this on a couple of guitars to try different pickups, and it works perfectly. Swap pickups in 5 minutes. As for scratching the finish, embrace your handiwork, haha. If I get bored with the flat black, I wouldn't hesitate to hit mine with rattle can. I was thinking of spraying it with flat green camo spraypaint. :D Good luck!
Wow, great video! I bought my js22-7 a week ago and now I want to swap everything out lol
Is the hipshot bridge ok as far as the floor height is concerned? Or would you go with the 0.125?
Also would the hipshot open gear tuners 3x4 require modification? I can't find the gotoh you used, they're out of stock everywhere...
Thanks for watching and comment...and congrats on new guitar...very exciting! Personally, I preferred the 0.175 base Hipshot bridge on this guitar...I originally purchased the 0.125 and thought it was too low. Hipshot tuners are my favorite, but the anti-rotation tab is not going to match. The Jackson tuners have the 45 degree tab, like Schaller M6 135. Hipshot have tabs like Grover/Les Paul. Not that Hipshot Grip-Lock tuners wouldn't be worth the time to drill new holes/fill the old ones, but the Gotoh tuners are equally very nice. Plus, Gotoh fits large sting without problem. Hipshot may require you ask them to drill out one of the tuner pegs to accommodate larger strings. They will do this for free....if you order from their website...but ordering direct from Hipshot usually cost more than ordering from re-seller. I've been getting Gotoh tuners from eseller "guitarhey"...they are great seller with stores on Reverb and eBay. They have LOTS of sets of all variations in stock, and their listings show diagram of headstock, so that you know you are purchasing correct set. They also ship VERY fast, and have great price. This is the set I put on my JS22-7: www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Gotoh-SG381-04-MGT-Locking-Tuners-7-String-Keystone-L3-R4-Set-3x4-BLACK/293018272788?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
@@SnifferCustoms Ok, thanks a lot for your time and info, I might get the gotoh then!
One last thing, have you had any issues with the intonation on that guitar? On mine everything above the 12th fret is flat on every string except the two lowest...
Yeah, intonation seems to be a little tricky with the longer scale, I guess. Due to the large strings I have on JS22-7, I installed the Hipshot bridge at an angle to allow for more adjustment to the rear for the low string...since they tend to go sharp. I put the bridge back as far as I could go while still being able to use the factory string holes in the body (as you may see in the video, I had to file the top of the string holes in the body out a little so that the strings would more easily make it through the holes in the baseplate of the bridge). Anything more than that, and I don't worry about it too much...I just try to get intonation as best as I can. Considering I don't really know how to play guitar and "play" with tons of effect pedals and horrible amounts of distortion...it's probably impossible to tell if guitar is even in tune at all. 👹
@@SnifferCustoms Haha well with tons of effects you can't really tell :P
I'll try to get it as good as possible then, I guess you can't expect much from a 200$ guitar haha
This is how to do an upgrade video!
Some of the decisions you made are really intriguing, and it makes me curious to know the logic behind them. I'd have to watch the video again to pinpoint what stood out, but there were some decisions that seemed very logical, and then others where I would have never thought to do something like that.
4:11 Ok, so I'd really like to know what you're looking for here. Are you measuring the scale length? I'm curious because I'm going to be doing the same with my JS-22 7 and I feel like you did a really good job here.
4:21 also here, I'm wondering what you're looking for
I see it similarly and if the modifications made were necessary in the way documented here is a matter of your own discretion, but based on the end result heard, in my opinion it was good enough for it in series condition.
As far as the tuning machines are concerned, I can partially understand why they were installed there, but the rest of the festival was dispensable here.
Cool soundtrack. Very unique
Not the biggest fan of the song, But it’s what you like, Love the guitar, Gonna get it in a few days
Just bought this guitar last week did you have to re-drill holes for the bridge and locking tuners? Im trying to find upgrades that just bolt on so to speak
Sorry, I just saw your comment! Congrats on new guitar! I had to re-drill holes on mine, for the Hipshot bridge...but that's the case for most bridge swaps unless it is some standard type like Fender guitar or something like this. It's no big deal, if you can get your hands on a drill. Most important before drilling, is making sure your intonation will still be correct (string break-over on saddles will be in same position), string-thru holes match to the body (or at least close), and bridge is on centerline of guitar. One of most used tools in my shop (aka kitchen) is Swanson 3 foot metal ruler...they cost $3.48 each at Lowe's, and having two is more convenient than having one when doing things like installing bridges/routing cavities. You can use this to measure intonation length of current setup, make notes, then install new bridge so that saddles will be adjustable in that range. If you need to plug some holes and re-drill, you could use matchsticks and wood glue, as most guitarist have probably done with strap lug screws at some point in life, haha). Gotoh SG381-04 MGT Locking Tuners fit no drilling...5 minute swap. You just need a 10mm socket or box wrench (be gentle not to strip/scratch...not too tight) for bushing nut, and small screwdriver. My favorite seller for these tuners is "guitarhey" on eBay. Their listings show headstock diagram, to make sure you are getting correct set, and they ship FAST and have great price. Gotoh SG381 should have the same anti-rotation screw tab location as your guitar...the 45 degree angle Schaller style. 20mm "long shaft" was perfect fit for mine...keeps top of peg low profile. I think this is link to the same ones I used (of course you can get them with different colors and button shapes/materials): www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Gotoh-SG381-04-MGT-Locking-Tuners-7-String-Keystone-L3-R4-Set-3x4-BLACK-/293018272788 Good luck! Tuner upgrade, in my humble opinion, is BEST upgrade....way better tuning stability and super easy string change. New bridge is cool, but real benefits are probably more aesthetic...and maybe more comfortable under hand. Thanks for comment!! 😈
@@SnifferCustoms honestly i was looking at the tuner upgrade first because it has more funtion in my opinion...do you think the Gotoh SG381-07 with fit the same? I like the button style a bit more and from what i can tell the look the same just different button style. Your welcome for the comment i seen your vid and was like "oh sick thats what i want to do" so decided tocreach out as you have already done it and know what parts to get . Thank you for the reply im happy to k lnow there is a set of tuners i dont have to redrill to fit
For sure, I believe the -07 just designates them as coming with the Schaller Mini style button, but otherwise SG381 is what should match the Schaller style tuners on your Jackson. Button style on Gotoh page here g-gotoh.com/product/sg381/?lang=en If you go for a Hipshot bridge, I also suggest getting the one with the thicker .175 baseplate. It is personal preference, but I think the longer scale has the saddle up higher from the guitar top, so thicker base helps. (I first bought the .125 baseplate model, and sold it because it was too low for me.) My favorite seller for Hipshot stuff is SportHiTech, with stores on eBay and Reverb...way cheaper than buying direct, and also very fast shipping. I believe this is the particular one I used on this Jackson... reverb.com/item/41829-hipshot-41075b-black-fixed-7-string-bridge-0-175-floor
Where did you get the screws for the selection switch
Nice vid 👍
I bought a distortion 7 bridge and some 10-64 strings at the same time as the 22-7. Sounds brutal af, but my biggest complaint is the painted stock bridge doesn't seem to ground very well. Might try to modify it some before replacing it completely, but how do you feel about your new one vs the stock one?
Also, my 22s factory bridge pup was actually decent, but the neck pup is straight garbage. Maybe a factory wiring issue or was yours the same muddy blah sounding neck pup I got in mine?
Thank you for watching! Nice, Distortion 7 seems like a perfect match for this guitar. You may try removing stock bridge and taking some sandpaper to paint on bottom/make sure ground wire is making contact. I think my stock neck pickup sounded fine, compared to bridge pickup. If you can get your hands on a cheap multimeter, you might check voltage on it...I wonder if a short in this pickup may be cause of some ground issue as well? Honestly, swapping bridge out with Hipshot is not going to bring a lot to party, other than I think it feels more comfortable under hand and looks very nice. It is heavy brass bridge, so it surely doesn't hurt sustain. Very nice upgrade if you have some cash to spend and enjoy doing such things. I'd probably go for neck pickup upgrade first/hunt down any grounding issues first. Good luck!
@@SnifferCustoms Extra sustain couldn't hurt. I been a les Paul guy forever, so it's a bit different going to this dinky. Also going from tuneomatic for years to the string through is a bit of an adjustment, but it's growing on me.
The neck just sounds like muddy swamp ass in mine. Before and after swapping the bridge pup. All the wiring is in good shape but I guess a meter would tell a better story.
Thanks for the reply
Hi there!
I have a question about those Jackson stock tuners you replaced: how good/or bad were those tuners? Are they a decent quality...by that I mean that you don't have to tune the damn thing every few minutes?
Thanks, man!
No problems at all with stock tuners...they are exactly same as what you may find on most import guitars. I think they are identical to a few sets I have purchased from Amazon/AliExpress for less than 15 USD per set...only difference they were stamped with Jackson. I think they all come from same factory in China, haha. It is only my personal preference to use locking tuners...for me they improve tuning stability a LOT over any non-locking tuners (although many will debate/suggest locking string wrap technique) and make changing strings extremely simple...especially when the stings are not "locked" to the posts using knots. And, GOTOH tuners just work great...VERY nice quality, and have mounting hole pattern to match Jackson. Plus, I just enjoy working on guitar...even more than attempting to actually play them. Everything on this guitar was excellent right out of the box...I wouldn't suggest anything on it "needs" to be changed to anyone thinking of purchasing it. Tuners work as well as any non-locker. Bridge works perfectly. Pickups had plenty of power for metal. But if one WANTED to upgrade anything...I'd start with the tuners...as I would on most guitars. Easy swap, and makes guitar feel/perform like best guitar. Swapping bridge may be a lot more work...especially if you want to move it back to increase intonation range, as I did. Changing pickups is easy, IF you use pickups without covers. This Jackson is not routed to fit pickups with covers...I had to open up the cavities to fit the EMGs. A WAY easier (and perhaps much better) choice would probably be some passive Seymour Duncan Black Winter pickups...they would make this guitar a monster. Use 3M Scotchlok butt connectors, and it would be a 5 minute swap, haha. Good luck and thank you for comment/watching video!!
@@SnifferCustoms That's what I call "detailed reply",haha!I can tell you really enjoy working on guitars,and that's really a positive thing! Thanks again for your reply and yeah... you did help a lot by giving me information about those stock Jackson tuners!
Thanks again,man! \m/
What is the difference in the EMG X series? All they tell you is "more headroom" but I feel like that's not a lot of info to go off of
Haha, yeah, only difference for me is numbers in listed specifications. My guitar "playing" is so terrible, it wouldn't matter if it is EMG X or 5 dollar knock-off from eBay. 😂 That being said, I do like sound I get with ACTIVE EMGs (I tried passive ones...even new models they claim aren't as bad as their older passive ones...but I still don't like them), but I think you'll get that EMG sound whether is X model or not. When it comes to buying EMG, my personal first rule it to order them directly from EMG...as I'm sure fakes are passed everywhere. Like most things, these days! ;) Thanks for comment, INeverWanted2010! 😈
@@SnifferCustoms Thanks for the reply dude, your video was fun to watch and your playing is absolutely NOT terrible. 😂
Might be a dumb question but how did you take off the volume and tone knobs? Im looking at getting some gold hardward for mine.
If there is no set-screw on side of knob, they are just push-on type...very easy to replace. Just be careful pulling them off...don't apply too much force, or you may break pot/crack finish. Sometimes a thin guitar pick on each side will help leverage knobs loose...or you may purchase a cheap plastic knob puller if you plan on pulling your knob often. 😜😜😜 more complicated is purchasing correct size new knobs. Push-on knobs are generally for same size shaft, but if you replace pots, things may get more tricky. There a few different sizes, plus solid shaft, fine knurl, coarse, etc. Then, finding a listing that has correct shaft size is even more difficult, but sites like Stew Mac have great info on pot/knob sizes, and best quality/price. Good luck, and thank you for comment!
@@SnifferCustoms I have the same guitar used in the video. So if it is a pull off then will knobs that use the side screw require some other work? And also what size are they?
I didn't take a moment to look at pots I pulled out of this Dinky, but I (someone may please correct me) would assume stock pots will have Alpha style 6mm shaft with "coarse" 18 spline knurl. Most inexpensive "push on" knobs you see on Amazon, for example, are like this. If you have some new gold knobs with set screw/no knurls, it should be no problem. Knobs with knurls (not smooth hole) could be "fine" 24 spline knurl for CTS pots. There are also 6.35mm (1/4") shaft CTS pots with no knurling, which rely on set screw to hold them on. 6.35mm knobs will fit securely to your Dinky pot if they have a set screw, but will knob will be wonky/not really aligned...because hole is too big. Now, knob with set screw probably does not have knurls...so spline count is not important. So, if you have set screw knob with 6mm shaft hole...not the larger 6.35mm (1/4") hole, you are golden...like your knob. 😉 Then it's just a matter of put knob, tighten set screw. Also note, your want set screw to go into the "split" of the shaft, so that it wants to expand the shaft as you tighten set screw. Otherwise, it will "crush" shaft post, and your knob will fall off. Nobody wants knob to fall off. 😁Also, don't ever-tighten...these threads may strip very easily...then you need new knob. Also, leave some space between knob and guitar body, so it doesn't scratch and turns freely...and try to make it level when tightening set screw. Sometimes I use a business card cut in half as a spacer. It'll be fine.
I make that sound WAY more complicated than it is...but something this simple is frustrating when not correct. Someone else may put it more concise. Like: "Just buy knob and put on knob, but don't buy knob for 1/4" (6.35mm) shaft...that will be too big." ✔
By the way, good choice on gold...nobody seems to like gold hardware these days...I think it looks awesome! Make it your own!! 😈
@@SnifferCustoms Thank you for the help! Found some on Stew Mac for a good price. And I dont see why people dont like gold. My friend has a red strat with gold hardware and its so sexy. I think gold will be a great accent color to the matte black dinky!
What tf is going on? The playing is so off-putting I can't concentrate 😂
Lmao
Can you put Soapbar style pickups in this guitar (with the proper routing of course)? I don't like the pickup rings.
I too, would like to know. Thanks!
There is a version of this guitar that has soapbar pickups in it already, no need to route
@@xdrizzlehellx I know. But i don't find this version.
Damn EMG wireless switch too tall. I had the same issue with my Jackson. Ended up using the Jackson switch because I didn't want to hack out the cavity. I did suggest to EMG to make the pcb wider so the height would be lower.
Yeah, no soldering is great, but if I hadn't already paid such large amount for EMG switch it would have been much simpler just to solder them in. Even with those solderless pots, buss, etc, they can become a bit fiddly and make rat's nest in cavity. Now I keep inventory of pots and caps with values for active pickups, for situations like this. Thanks for comment, Michael Smith! 🤘🏼
Where did you get the yellow thing bro??? 0:55
I'm looking into getting this tomorrow actually. Not experienced with 7 strings so I figure if I hate it it's no loss. Going to be a project guitar for me as well. Are the gotoh's a direct replacement? Didn't look look drilling was required. Great video!
Sorry for long reply! Did you get your new guitar? How do you like it, considering price? Yes, Gotoh SG381 should be direct fit, no drilling. Just be sure to make sure to know exactly what you are buying, as Gotoh have countless variations to fit so many applications...i.e. with different location of anti-rotation tab and different length of post. Also, there are Gotoh "locking" and "lock TRAD"...I like the TRAD, with locking knob on back of tuner. My favorite seller for Gotoh is seller "guitar hey" stores on eBay and Reverb...lots of button options, right sizes, and diagrams on listing to make sure you purchase correct set. I prefer to buy with Stew Mac MAX membership for best price/free shipping, but their selection of options is not best. Thanks for comment, and congrats if you acquired new guitar, Matt Bilinovich!
@@SnifferCustoms No worries! I did! Put the tuners on a few days ago. Only issue was the left side tuners didn't take the screws gotoh provided well so I just used the Jackson ones and it was all good!
@@flabbath Nice! I often like to use stainless steel screws instead of included screws, and I put beeswax in screw holes (tuners, scratchplates, pickup rings, other hardware) on guitar to lubricate. Those little tuner screws strip very easily, and worse nightmare would be breaking screw off in headstock. (Having nice quality screwdriver like Wera with etched tip also helps prevent strip, and not overtighten to prevent break.) Axegrinderz usually has nice SS hardware for guitars in sizes that are hard to find from regular stainless fastener sellers...I think these are the ones I have been using lately: www.ebay.com/itm/12-Pk-2x-3-8-Stainless-Steel-Guitar-Tuner-Machine-Head-Screws-Phillips-US-Made/132164215504?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
@@SnifferCustoms awesome! Thank you!
I'm between this and the Shecter Damien Elite 7. Which one you sugest?
To me, Damien Elite-7 would be perfect right out of box...I can't imagine anything I'd want to "upgrade" on it. The current model Damien "Platinum-7" has the string-thru tune-o-matic style bridge, which I think is cool...and I like those bat inlays on the fretboard. But, the Elite-7 had that Crimson Red finish available...those are beautiful. The Dinky, on the other hand, is $199. I bought it knowing I'd tear it apart and do mods/upgrades...just because I like to do that. Not that it's not great right out of the box, it is, but all of the components are cheap, so I don't feel like I'm losing anything by stripping them off and chunking them in the garbage...and am not afraid to tear into it with a router or my dull chisels. Schecter...those are beautiful finish, best components. If I spent my days PLAYING guitar, instead of tearing them apart/building them up, I'd buy a Schecter. ;)
@@SnifferCustoms I think I mistake the model. Is not the Platinum, is a korean version. Second hand is just a bit more expansive than the jackson
@@4rchfi3nd_4ct1ve Yes, I think Platinum is the newer model with different bridge/finish. I like the Elite version finish better...they have that translucent red (or black) which is super nice. I think that would be awesome if you were able to get a great deal on a second hand one! Good luck!!
You've inspired me to mod a JS22-7. Just bought one. Love this video btw, the music really adds a satanic vibe to such a metal looking axe!
Thanks for comment and watching video, Bruno Ribeiro! It is pretty great guitar right out of box, amazing value, but is also a great platform if you enjoy doing some modifications for fun! Good luck! 🤘🤘🤘😈
How are you liking it Bruno?? Ordered mine today 😍 REALLY hoping it’s a somewhat decent axe.. considering it’s very low price! 😰🤞🏼
@@lesliechow9973 So I actually returned it. The one I received had a cracked fretboard which really bummed me out. However, the feel the the neck was amazing. It shifted my focus away from schecter 7 strings and more towards jacksons ! I would get one again just make sure yours is in good shape!
Thinking about getting one and doing Fishman pickups picking tuners hipshop hardtail bridge
It is a great platform if you like to do these kinds of modifications, Linda Rowe! (Of course, it's great as it is with NO modifications...amazing value...I just enjoy doing these things.) Note, as in video, that some (like mine) were routed at factory to fit pickups with no cover, so I had to chisel out corners to fit EMGs. Good luck, and thanks for comment! 🤘🏼
I enjoyed every second of this video. Is like if you took your guitar to be pimped by death itself.
Cool video just wondering what polish you use for this guitar I have this guitar it's so sick
Thank you for comment and for watching video, Natas. Since mine has the flat black finish, I used some Birchwood Casey Gun Stock WAX on it. It doesn't make it shiny/polished, and I think it helps cut down on the fingerprints/smudges a lot...which the flat black paint shows so much. I use it a lot on guitar parts..metal and wood. Bridges, tuners, p/u mounting rings, unfinished roasted maple neck, satin finish neck/body, even on some plastic parts. On glossy paints, I usually use some car wax from Chemical Guys.
@@SnifferCustoms thanks for the reply brother that's the problem I'm having with polish smudges I was told to use multi surface on matte/satin finishes it's a pain to get rid of all the polish I use Dunlop polish on glossy finishes
did you have to drill for the locking tuners?
Gotoh locking tuners are direct replacement for the die cast Jackson tuners
Any good set will either be made to match most common holes already, or have a spacer to line up and bolt down without needing to drill.
The Jackson Js22-7 comes with 2 different pickup types. One comes with soap bar style and the other with a standard 7 string pickup . It would've been easier to just buy the soap bar model and replace those . It would need no routing .
Good information to know, Jay Z, I did not see this soap bar style option; this would be easier swap to EMG. Thanks! When I purchased, option was any color you wanted, as long as color was flat black. 😁
how much did you have to bore out for the pickups and the selector switch, I was thinking about putting some EMGs in, but I'm scared of breaking and ruining something.
Take it to a shop
Does that bronze 'coin' in between the pups does anything?
Sniffer Toroidal Electromagnetic Tone Coin© - For Best Metal Tone! 😜Just kidding...I just put it on there so that it wouldn't look like all other $199 guitars on wall at Big Box store. 😂 Unfortunately, adhesive tape I used is so strong, I don't think it may now be removed without tearing big hole in guitar. Then, I'd have to add a third humbucker to fill space. 😂 🤔 Thanks for comment! 🤘🤘
@@SnifferCustoms great video! I have just brought this. I would have thought the metal coin may have interfered with the pickups?
@@SnifferCustoms ah ok.... i thought that coin was the one that is responsible for making that long sustain feedback just because it is bronze.... 😆 😂 it would have been a nice trick if that was the case.... 😆
Why did he put foam under the pickups?
Sometimes I will put some foam under pickup to keep them from rocking back and forth/stay level...depending on what kind of springs, weight of pickup, ring, cavity depth, etc. Thank you for checking and video and for comment, Will B!
@@SnifferCustoms Thank you for replying. By the way loved the tone you had.
that doom metal style playing sounds so good, please recommend me songs like this it sounds so good.
Haha, I didn't even know such thing as "doom metal" exist until I discover RUclips channel 666MrDoom...check that channel for some cool stuff. I'm old guy, and had previously never heard this "doom metal" genre...but for past 35 years I find strumming droning power chords though heaviest distortion pedals very therapeutic and satisfying. 😈 Since finding that 666MrDoom channel, and now some other doom channels, I will listen to them while working on guitars...seems to help me focus. Oddly enough, it's music that I would otherwise not listen to...being more of an 80's metal person. Thank you for watching and comment, Chief Umer! 🤘🤘🤘
DIDNT KNOW YOU COULD GET SOLDERLESS WIRING!!!! WOW
What’s the black stuff you used to dye the guitar ? The playing at 10:30 was so sexy
This is Dr. Ph. Martin's Bombay India Ink; great stuff! Good for making cavities black (dries super fast and not thick like paint...it's just ink); I've done two fretboards with it now. About $6 for 1 ounce bottle. Thanks a lot for comment and for checking out this video, Uvi Ation! Affiliate link to ink I buy from Amazon: amzn.to/2X1t9yd
Sniffer Customs how many bottles did you use for this guitar? And I’ll definitely use your link
Sorry for the delayed reply! RUclips doesn't usually notify me of replies/comments, so I miss them. A bottle of that ink goes a long way. It's thin like water...I probably only use less than half a bottle for 2-3 coats on a fretboard...including the additional ink on fingers, clothes, cat, etc. It's handy stuff for little touchups where you don't necessarily need/want to paint, but don't want to see bare wood.
This was a very entertaining video. Amazing body mods. Honest opinion on the guitar before tho? Just bought it for my first 7.
Thanks for comment, Alex, I hope to make these videos entertaining! Are you liking this new guitar, considering the price? I think it is great right out of box...no mods necessary. I also bought because I had never felt a need for 7 strings, but curiosity finally got me...and I thought this would be a fun guitar to do mods on...whether it needed it or not. (I am better at working on guitar than I am at actually playing some guitar...no attention span for learning to play properly, haha.) I was honestly surprised how good it was. I got my first guitars and basses in 1980's...and back then there was not guitars and pedals of this quality affordable to teenager like me spending most of their money on some beer and girls! Congratulations on getting new guitar...I find that exciting! 😈
That's my baby
What about the nut?
Sorry for delayed reply, Demode! Guitar was setup so well right out of box, I haven't bothered with nut. Even with large strings I installed, they settled into existing plastic nut just fine. From reviews on Amazon website, it looks like GraphTech PT-6748-00 might be a good candidate for this guitar...with perhaps little or no final shaping required. I may purchase one and see if this is true, just for sake of putting something helpful on RUclips. If it really is a "drop-in" replacement, I'm sure lots of people would like to know, as carving new but from a blank can be pretty tedious work...at least for me. Great comment for helpful discussion, Demode, thanks!! 🤘🤘🤘
@@SnifferCustoms I can confirm that the GraphTech Tusq XL (for "schecters") fit perfectly into the JS22-7 without modification. Just a little sanding on the base and it fit right in.
Man, thank you very much for that, Kent Quickstad! Your comment is probably most useful information on my entire RUclips channel😂! Even when I measure carefully and study nut sizes on their website, I still usually must do a ton of work to make these pre-cut nuts to fit. You've saved us from such guesswork...sounds like a cool and relatively easy mod...I'll try it out myself! 🤘🤘🤘
Mine is gloss black
Glued in strap holders. Why?
Haha, it does seem odd to do this. Some times I will have stripped strap button holes in some older guitars with cheap/soft wood. In these cases, I have to plug/re-drill hole (or just a toothpick and some glue). I feel like putting some glue in hole will help prevent this in the future. 😉 Thanks for watching and for comment, woochyna! 😈
@@SnifferCustoms Straplocks do usually come with smaller screws or threads compared to originals so I would use toothpicks or matches, but I never felt the need to add glue as bare wood would usually suffice, so this is kinda overkill to me. Nonetheless, nice mods. I'll change the pickups on mine and won't be dealing with the hardware as it would already cost more than the guitar itself. Cheers :D
wood glue dummy. Obviously you dont have much experience with wood work.
I hear a poulin le456?
Haha, I had to Google this le456, I don't have anything quite so fancy. I just have pedalboard plugged straight into my camera. I think distortion pedals used were probably Metal Zone Waza Craft, and EHX Russian Big Muff Pi овердрайв. Those are my two favorite right now. Thanks for checking out the video and comment!!
How do you make smth sound so bad
😂 Practice for 35 years, for cumulative total of about two hours. Spend your life working soul-crushing job to fill bank account with enough money to build and mod any guitars you like, but never have time to play. That should get you close. 😂
@@SnifferCustoms LOL, too real
I did all this to a mexican fender but added a custom baritone warmoth neck. Makes my JS22 look and sound like a bit**.
А бридж 0.125 если поставить? Не подойдет?
Я думаю, что это нормально в большинстве ситуаций. Разница в высоте всего 1,27 мм при более толстом основании. При такой длине шкалы и более крупных струнах более толстое основание помогало удерживать седла в лучшем положении. Спасибо за комментарий, думаю, эти обсуждения могут помочь всем!
@@SnifferCustoms спасибо за ответ. Предстоит замена, но заполучить за приемлемую цену удалось только 0.125, вот переживаю как это на играбельности гитары скажется.
@@Jeicho_Cane Я думаю, у тебя не должно быть проблем. Иногда я слишком критически отношусь к этим вещам, и это только заставляет меня тратить слишком много денег. 😂 Думаю, у вас не будет проблем, и ваша гитара все равно будет классной! 🤘
Not criticizing, very Cool video And mods, i'm now considering to buy this knobs because they are really cool.
But why not buying a 700$ guitar with all this already in It instead of 500$ in mods and 200 in Guitar?
I do it for no other reason than I enjoy working on guitars. 😉 That's why I try to stress in comments that this a great guitar, right out of box. Some person may only have budget of $200 for a guitar, and I don't want them to think if they buy this, they will need to drop a lot of some money to make it good. This guitar doesn't "need" anything. When some person asks me how I would make their guitar better, I suggest two things over others: 1. Get professional setup (or learn to do themselves). 2. If they want to spend some money, forget pickups, spend money on good locking tuners. I will say this whether it is $100 guitar or $2000 guitar. I personally think this is best upgrades with measurable improvement. Of course, best investment would be to get lesson and learn to play properly, haha...guitar matters much less, haha! Thanks for watching and comment...it's a good point that first time guitar buyer should understand! $200 will get awesome guitar these days. But if this person thinks at some point they will want best components, just save money a little longer, and $700 these days will purchase REALLY awesome guitar loaded with best components...no being tempted to upgrade parts!
@@SnifferCustoms well, i see your point ... If the Guitar Is good then it's worth It, never had the chance to try It.
Question Boss, since idk how to wire/solder/sand shit down/upgrade guitar hardware (basically everything you did in the video) lol. Just off top, could ya ballpark an estimate how much you think it’d cost to throw some EMG’s in my Jack (Same model) professionally?Just a guesstimate 🤔 so I have an idea.. can’t stand talking w/ the f'n pricks at the local Guitar Center! Haha. Great work btw bro 👍🏼👍🏼
Honestly speaking, I probably wouldn't invest in professional installation of EMG into this model of guitar...for cost of this you may nearly purchase guitar already equipped with active pickups. At least on my JS22-7, as seen in video, body is simply not routed for soapbar pickup. So, corners must be cut from pickup cavities. This may be done professionally, or simply hacked out with chisel...which is no big deal...it's a really cheap guitar...no need to be pretty. That being said, EMG DOES make so 7-string pickups without covers...marketed for more of a vintage tone (Fat 55's and Hot 70's), which may fit without modification....but I'd measure carefully first. Plus, they may not be sound you are looking for. Next problem is fitting solderless EMG switch. I had to do a lot of hacking, again, to fit EMG solderless switch into this guitar. It has components mounted to switch that require space in cavity, as seen in video. Again, probably not big deal, but somewhat tedious and not pretty. Finally, there is issue of battery compartment. Many are fine with keeping battery in electronics cavity, but I hate doing this on my guitars, but it works....at least until I take time to install battery holder. My best advice to someone who honestly does not like the factory pickups in JS22-7, and wants to turn it into a super beast with no fuss...and get back to playing guitar...is this. Get a set of passive Seymour Duncans, drop them in, and attach them to factory wiring harness with 3M ScotchLok butt connectors. Done. I know some luthier will cringe at this, but I've done it a few times, with intent of "temporary" installation of pickups. But, I've never had any issue doing this. You just cut wires to factory pickups, leaving a few inches to work with, drop in new pickupsm attach wires with scotchloks. That's it. No soldering. (But you will have a bunch of ugly butt connectors in the cavity, haha.) You can get a 100-pack of 3M IDC butt connectors for like 13 dollars. You don't need special crimp tool, just some pliers, but crimp tool is cheap and makes crimping much easier. Good luck with guitar, and thank you for comment! 🤘🤘🤘
Isaac, where are you located?
Synth pedal or B9 organ?
Just really terrible guitar playing; I think it was just Metal Zone pedal plugged straight into video camera, which doesn't help situation. 😂 One day I will try and learn some song on guitar, so sound in these videos will not be as bad. Thanks for watching! 😈
@@SnifferCustoms Learn a Thy Art is Murder song
@@sdj7fajo Haha, just went and listened to one of their songs (I am ignorant of most music past 1990)...this may be very good music for commuting on highway! 😈 Thanks for suggestion, Benny Hana!
Not sure people are getting it. The background music sounds exactly how its supposed to sound.
How much for everything you did
EMG pickups, EMG toggle switch, EMG mounting rings, Gotoh tuners, Hipshot bridge, Schaller S-Locks, aluminum knobs, some black ink...I think everything total around $500. I think if I were doing in steps to ease the cost, I'd start with Gotoh locking tuners....very nice upgrade. Then I'd swap pickups...using some passive hot Seymour Duncan pickups would be awesome upgrade, with extra cost of active EMG components. (I'll be installing Stew Mac battery box on this guitar soon...that will be extra cost. Battery is now stuffed into electronics cavity which I don't like.) Swapping bridge to Hipshot is awesome upgrade, but I feel this is mostly aesthetic. But, that's important, too, haha. Your gloss black one sounds nice! When I bought mine, not too long ago, I think they only came in flat black. I think they also changed to a cheaper style of bridge, versus earlier models. Thanks for watching, I will subscriber to your channel as well!
@@SnifferCustoms brother thank you for the feedback
Man, f*ck off those comments that says bad things. Keep playing and also practice.
¿I have a question where did you buy your gotoh tuners?
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Cool mods but my ears have been raped
😂😂😂😂 Thank you for watching and comment!!
I love This riff soo much creative 🔥
Orginal always better ❤
Messed that axe up..... Loll
That tone is like sandpaper on my skull… absolute trash
God these comments are so unneedingly fucked up lol, fuck it bro if you like the sound it doesn't matter what anyone else thinks, you made it
x2 speed
the guitar tone sounds very doomy
oh gods, my ears ..... 😕
I have one of those new, and will modify it, not with those same components but yes it's a good instructive video,, he has to improve the distortion sound is horrible. Wow.
Thanks for watching and comment! Most of my videos are best enjoyed with speaker on mute. 😂😂
Sounds like hammered dog crap.
зачем?
Я делаю модификации на гитаре, потому что не умею играть на них музыку. 😂
Why didn't you just buy a guitar that had all that stuff in it? Would've saved yourself a few hundred bucks. I was questioning the locking strap, but I guess with all that shredding you're doing you wouldn't want to shop off! 🤘 🤣
I could buy guitar with all these parts in it, but would then feel guilty about removing them and putting in trash. 😁 Hey, straplocks are necessary in case I am having concert in my kitchen, and start throwing guitar over my shoulder to impress my cat. It may glance off microwave oven and fly to floor! 😂
@@SnifferCustoms thats funny!!!i got the same guitar but all i needed was a padded case to carry that tall thing in,,love mine the way it is but might have to change tuners to the ones you got,,thanks.Great vid!!!
@@flaggism Cool, flaggism! Yeah, this guitar doesn't need anything but a case to carry it on... Awesome straight from box! Nothing wrong whatsoever with factory tuners, but locking tuners is personal preference of mine. So, if I only did one mod to it, that would be it. Thanks for helpful comment! 🤘🤘🤘
No guitar under $1000 would have these components
жаль, что эти моды не влияют на скил гитариста...
😂😂😂 Я играю на гитаре пять минут в месяц в течение 32 лет. Я не знаю, почему я не стал главным гитаристом! 🤔 Спасибо за просмотр и комментирование. У вас очень хороший канал, я посмотрю некоторые ваши видео! 😈