Jackson JS32 Dinky $299 Pros and Cons review

[@jimhagler3716]

I recently bought one from guitar center. It came out of the box perfectly clean and shiny, perfectly intonated and tuned. The neck is incredible and it plays like a dream. sounds awesome. trem a little loose but that seems easy to solve. for the price I gotta give it five outta five stars.

[@onuralpsonmezocak822]

Jim Hagler does going ham with the tremolo make the guitar go out of tune?

[@itsyoboii3197]

Did it sound good when fingerstyling??

[@miijjk]

You should have got it set up first

[@davidtrueslayor7474]

Cool sounds like minor stuff especially at that price point but the thing that blows me away is the way they were able to match the guitar and your refrigerator perfectly ! lol , enjoy

[@mr.e0311]

Fuckin asshole!! I spit all over my phone after reading that comment and almost choked on my own laughter slobber...

[@SArthur221]

from experience, i've found floyds tend to perform better with lighter strings (like 9s) in standard tuning. This is because you can have fewer springs in the back and leave the tension on the bridge lighter overall.I've even tried 8s and they work really nicely.

[@sandro7525]

Fact.

[@claudespeed5573]

Thanks for the review, really in depth, don't know why its been voted down, really good info!

[@tbuts5859]

Because it's not a Dinky review. It has completely different electronics.

[@dmitriblaskowitz2051]

I think its because, even though its not listed in the title, people thought it was gonna be a demo.

[@belcarra]

TButs 585 It is tho

[@Me-fg1pp]

People can't handle honest reviews! Keep it up!

[@0000song0000]

3:24 so glad you made a complete review of it.... a lot of reviews of guitars with FR dont even touch those topics

Really true, tired of seeing those guys buying FR but don't using it 😂

[@speedyboi349]

I ordered one but Im waiting for its arrival This guitar will indeed be my first electric I already have experience with squiers I just hope they have a unique feel and decent quality components for the price

[@SiddharthKarunakaran]

How is the guitar?

[@MrDtrevino1]

I have one just like it, its a real nice guitar. I play it all the the time. Great tunning, badass floyrose, fast fretboard, stays in tune.

[@MrDtrevino1]

Right on

[@MrDtrevino1]

Right on

[@ddupy]

I just got a JS34. Same guitar with 2 single coils and a humbucker at the bridge . For a budget guitar, I think it's a pretty good axe!

[@ricok987]

I picked this up, onsale-new, for $264. Hopefully, upon delivery there will not be too many issues.

[@guitardipu]

3:55 There is screw below the saddle where the trem arm is inserted, is accessible from behind, that is the back FR cavity. Tighten it with an Allen key. You are good to go. The floppy trem arm issue will be solved.

[@Dothreban]

I tried that first and it did nothing to stop the giggling. I had to wrap the base of the trem with Teflon tape and it did the trick.

[@cirith100]

Dothreban a foam disposable ear plug stuffed in the bar hole , might need to cut the ear plug in half first but it makes it stay put

[@tjborekvideo]

Buy a Schaller arm for $25, and tremolo problem solved. Inexpensive upgrade. I have done this to four low-end Jackson and Ibanez guitars. Sadly, even an $1100 Jackson with Floyd Rose 1000 Series tremolo had the same arm slop and required the Schaller upgrade.

[@overthemountain16]

@@tjborekvideo I can confirm that the replacement bar trick worked numerous times for me. But in this particular guitar you are reviewing. I used a dab of blue loctite on the screw in the back cavity and it solved my problem. A year later. Still good.

[@KeithFine10]

Love mine , it was great stock but I did a few mods to it.Original Floyd with FUtone brass sustain block and Heavy Duty noiseless springs Seymour Duncan Screaming Demon in the bridges did 59 in the neck

[@patrickshannon9281]

The loose knocking sounds can sometimes be fixed by getting a different Floyd arm. And also it's a good idea to leave the back plate on because if one of the springs pop off it's going to leave a nasty welp on your belly.

[@AtticusStount]

There is a spring thing that you're supposed to screw in with the trem bar. The threading is designed to incorporate this. Jacksons - for those who haven't played them - feel very stratty, and I love them for that. You get a really well setup strat for a grand less than a Murkin strat.

[@kumsal908]

thanks man i've been planning to buy a guitar and this really helped me

[@LuterofromTx]

3:50 there's clearly no spring in the hole where the bar goes or it wouldn't jiggle. Just take a spring from a pen and slip it in.

[@WelcomeToCanadaToday]

You can tighten the bar by taking it off and use 2 allen keys to tighten the floyd rose threaded cylinder from the top and backside of it.

[@kimblers]

Thanks for the review. I watched several including yours before buying one for my girlfriend. It is a fabulous guitar and is working out great.

[@michaelolin2219]

Just ordered one tonight, thank you for the review. Gets a thumbs up

[@joebirddoe3948]

I'm a Newbie! Play mostly rock and hair metal. I purchased the black with maple neck a little over a year ago! This is in my top 3 of a dozen guitars I own! That includes PRS, Ibanez, ESP, Squire, Dean and Charvel. The pros for me are the fast neck and pickups...the pickups are my favorite stock pickups of any guitar I've ever purchsed. I fixed the play in the tremola bar with some teflon tape. You can't go wrong purchasing one of these at this price!

[@metalmadnessSL]

You can add some little piece of paper shaped on the cavity of the bar to fix that issue

[@Dothreban]

I wrapped Teflon tape around the bar to make it tighter. Works great!

[@zaccyo]

Great review. Thank you. Just ordered the js22 today!!

[@luka50932]

Is it good?

[@mouadhighwinds]

I ve been aiting for my natural oil JS32... Now I really hope it doesn’t come dirty :D

[@portuguesebeer5069]

Cool guitar! Jackson rules! Cheers from Portugal 🍺🤘

[@marcusmeira5594]

Great review! I just got one of these recently and I'm VERY satisfied with it. An interesting detail is that in the country where I live, we have to import instruments and the country taxes guitars to hell, so much so that this guitar can't be classified as a budget over here, so I had to think really well about what model I was gonna buy, but man, am I satisfied with my decision.

[@carlosclaptrix]

I like to use the Göldo back box, so the tuning stability is no issue.

[@AdamSpade]

I will reverberate what Dothreban said but add that the pickups, though sound good tone wise, were quite muddy to my ear. I am an Ibanez Jem player. Jacskon has always made great players back in the day but quality was iffy. You had to spend some money for it to not feel like junk imho. But I wanted to spend some time with them since Ibanez really isn't making what I want these days. I sat down with a JS32 in Sweetwater last week. I was incredibly impressed. I went in there for an Ibanez Jem BFP and walked out with a few JS32's instead. ha! First thing I did was walk it down to the service shop to have them swap the pickups. This thing is really about 80-90% of a Jem. The playability is very close. The neck is spectacular. Very fast and comfortable for me as a Jem player. Jackson has room for improvement with the JS32. It's not a perfect guitar and time will have an opinion as well.... but wow! Jackson did what they do best here which is create a very good playing instrument that is affordable. Simply blown away with this. And the fixed bridge JS32TQ is only $269. I'll take 3!

[@XSRonin]

I got one of these today and the bar is stiffer then yours as far as I can tell. Not sure how it's gonna hold out. I wanted to try a floyded guitar since I have 2 LP models and see how it'd go.

[@maxmustardman298]

beautiful looking guitar, I wish they had one like this with a reversed hs

[@dannydrinkwine2215]

They do its just a mick thompson edition for $1000 😂

[@maxmustardman298]

@@dannydrinkwine2215 and a fake floyd, sadly ;)

[@dannydrinkwine2215]

Pretty bad ass guitar tho didn't know about the bridge.

[@joebirddoe3948]

Love mine (Black)! It is the only guitar I own out of 10 that I have not replaced the pickups. I love these pups regardless of of which 6 amps I play it thru. I did not have the prob with the trem bar...I did have a smudge on the fret board. This is my second favorite guitar only to be beaten by my Charvel DK with original FR! Thanks for the vid...great job! 😎

[@marcosviegas7127]

Personally (having owned one for several years) I think it's the best guitar you can get if you want the jackson vibe specially in terms of playability! Agree with every single point you've made! Ordered a second one (this exact model) with a Schaller Floyd rose bar! Great review man

[@JFT241]

Thanks man, totally getting one. Looks like the important things are solid. I'll upgrade as needed. Again, thank you!

[@cris_viga_loca]

so cool! any issues with that tremolo till now? can you stress it enough without going out of tune? Thanks

[@Dothreban]

The trem is good... not great, but good. It holds pretty good after a few dive bombs but pulling back on it all crazy like Steve Vai does put it out of tune a bit.

[@cris_viga_loca]

Dothreban Thanks

[@js100serch]

I'm lefty so I have to buy this guitar if I want a new guitar at all. And upgrade the $60 dls guitars I have. So I better like it because I don't have $500+ to buy a better one.

[@HarshvardhanKanthode]

Did you get it? I'm a lefty too, have to choose between this and an Ibanez Grg170dx

[@captaincrunch7661]

get a v and string it upside down

[@DougHinVA]

Jacksons USED and in good shape are a remarkable value! I look for lightly worn or chipped and upgraded pickups at a SamAsh in Richmond

[@pugslyftw8973]

I bought this exact model a few week ago. I looked at 3 in total before I bought mine, 2 had imperfections on the headstock banding and neck banding and 1 of them had a trem bar exactly like yours, it felt nasty screwing in and didn't hold its position. Luckily the last guitar I viewed was perfect, no imperfections and a nice tight trem with smooth threads. As a teen I had an ibanez RG and I was always scared to adjust the Floyd but now I've learned exactly how to set it up and set the neck relief to get a sweet action with no fret buzz and a perfectly level trem. This guitar now plays better than lots of higher end guitars I've played, it just takes a week or so of adjusting and settling then adjusting some more, now it's superb. I think the quality department at Jackson have been slacking and letting out sub par guitars but if you take your time like me you'll find a mint one. Definitely worth the money and my buddies cannot believe it was only £240.

[@guarapo66]

Is the neck on the jackson as thin and fast as your RG? am between this and a Jem jr

[@guitarste]

+1 for 9 gauge strings with a Floyd. They never feel floppy with the ‘slack’ being taken up by the tension springs

[@megahurtz30]

Interesting to ear that you find it a bright guitar. I have a King V JS32 and i found the same! I put EMGs in it, which i had from another guitar and it also surprised me that the guitar sounded pretty bright, sort of "Djenty", but like you, i kept a tone knob. I wonder what are the ingredients that make it bright...

[@kennethcrowe7961]

I just ordered it thanx to Sweetwater adds that find their way on to every google page. The snow whit on maple is so beautiful. The whammy, just grap a foam earplug, trim, roll into ball, and drop it in the whammy hole

[@thornwivans]

Changing from 9s to 10's changes the tension on the floyd rose..its made for 9's. Of course you have to adjust it if you're going to set it up with 10's

[@sandronuzzih]

Have you bought the new tremolo bar? Does it fix perfectly? I have the same problem as you, and I'd like to fix it;) Thanks!

[@chadaaron8517]

Sandro Nuzzi Herrero kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqqcZ4mXdtuWsJo

[@marcelcourchesne9519]

try and wrap some electrical tape or some other tape depending on how loose it is around the shaft of the bar to make it fit tighter maybe this will work.

[@Dothreban]

I actually used some Teflon tape and wrapped the base of the bar til it would fit snug. It doesn't jiggle anymore now.

[@DonEnra]

For some reason accidentally putting the nutlock screw in the bottom of the whammy bar by taking off the back panel and trying to make it tighter made it not wiggle and make noise

[@SteveStell]

I just got a new Neon Orange color JS32 like this. Totally awesome guitar for the price.

[@Dylan-nt1vx]

Was neon orange a good choice I’m buying one and can’t decide between the orange or black

[@Dylan-nt1vx]

Also is it matte orange

[@jimhagler3716]

@@Dylan-nt1vx thought hard about the orange, got the purple. it looks really good. deeper than the pictures. hope you love yours. luv mine. can't beat a dinky.

[@feanorfingolfin7414]

I'm buying one on payday can't wait.

[@stonebcb1]

Great review. Thanks! I picked up a Mitchell HD400 recently to have as a practice guitar and was pleasantly surprised. This model gets compared to that one a lot. How is this one for weight? Like you said in your video, there is contrasting information online on whether it’s basswood or poplar.

[@Dothreban]

It's very light with great balance. I could walk around strapped with it for hours.

[@AngelMartinez-qs3cf]

Great review, have you seen or tried the Jackon JS32Q Dinky in Dark Sunburst, at Guitar Center?

[@TruthHurts2u]

I just bought one and I absolutely love it. I bought it with the intention of returning it within 30 days, when I would have more cash to spend, plus the credit for a more expensive guitar. There's no way I'm returning this thing now. It feels great in the hands for a 24 fret guitar. I don't feel like I'm reaching to play the lower frets and the higher frets don't feel like they're all jammed together. It plays nice without any buzz or dead string bends and the action is surprisingly extremely low for a guitar in this price range without some kind of issue. The only fault I've found is the volume knob is kind of crooked so it "wobbles" when you turn it, the tone pot needed the nut tightened and the pups needed their height adjusted. Everything else is almost perfect. The clean tones are crystal clear and with distortion it just blows the roof off.

[@AngelMartinez-qs3cf]

That's cool man, thank you for responding. So you didn't change anything on this guitar right?

[@TruthHurts2u]

The only change I made was putting strap locks on it.

[@scootertb26]

Thanks , good review, if you open up pockets for new pots just rotate the drill bit by hand , dont use a drill, you only need a tiny bit, had to do this on an older guitar recently

[@cameroncluff3277]

I like my Floyd roses loose. Plus I've seen many other Floyd roses loose, like I've played a brand new ibanez jem and it was just as wobbly as that one, but it still seemed fine to use.

[@randolphallen9203]

I have the black 32 I bought it with a tiny chip in the paint on the back by the rectangle back plate,this brought the price down to $185 and it played fantastic had it a year knocked it over and broke the headstock!can't figure out who to contact to price a replacement!now I have to play my fender 51 pawnshop reissue!good I miss Janet!any suggestions?

[@Dothreban]

I'd check out DC Custom guitars for a replacement neck. They're a bit pricey but are fantastic quality. I'd go with a Warmoth neck for a more affordable price. I don't know of any good cheap replacements.

[@dungeonsandstarfields]

Thanks for the review

[@Kopperafiel]

Great review. To the point and articulate. I really appreciate it because I was thinking of picking one up.

[@ramonespinosa8508]

I have. One, the sound is súper, the neck súper súper fast, good playability but the Floyd rose is cheap is it the only whorst need to change it.

[@dylan.606]

Hey, the bar thing might be fixable if you tighten the bar coupling from the back with an allen key. Although licensed floyd bars suck, this helps

[@Dothreban]

It's already tightened as much as possible.

[@MrRon-dg2qo]

I agree Dylan. I've had mine for a while now and still love this thing. Still stock, but no trem.

[@julienbellemare9209]

I own one and I find it underpriced for it's quality, so it's a good guitar! I had to put scotch tape on the bar to add thickness so that it doesn't move or loosen.

[@calebheney302]

throw a pen spring in the trem if you have problem, it will still shake up in down, but it stays inone spot when you move it

[@byronpittser6652]

Thanks for the review I have been looking at one of these very helpful

[@AlphaOmega888]

The fact it doesn't have fret-buzz after everything is amazing. That alone makes the guitar worth $1500 in my books. I have a hunch not everyone has the same luck.

[@OlviMasta77]

TakeSomeAdvice yeah sounds too good to be true

[@midenking9651]

TakeSomeAdvice my DK2Q has a very tiny bit of buzz on the top E on open. Apart from that it was in tune and lovely

[@Crapcom86]

TuningSociety West I'm pretty sure open string buzz is a nut issue. Since the nuts on these are plastic, the nut is bound to have issues.

[@josesampaioramos3437]

Very informative review! can i install a tremol-no system and make it a vintage tremolo? and if put Dimarzio would it sound with more bass? thank you!

[@Dothreban]

The body is supposed to be basswood but I can't say for sure. I don't trust the Chinese. It could be poplar. It is very bright sounding with the blackouts that I installed but I just dial back the tone knob and it warms it up fine. I think any balanced pickups would sound good. Dimarzio makes great pickups. I like the Evolution and Mo'Joe pickups by Dimarzio but that's just my preference. I don't know much about the "tremol-no" system so I can't answer that. If you want a close up look at the bridge and the spring cavity check out my other video kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4CQo5x5rq-Vr5o

[@josesampaioramos3437]

Thank you very much; the the Mo´Joe is also my favorite!

[@Dothreban]

Want to see me play this guitar? Follow this link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIPSlI2PrpeJrrs

[@Annatar0]

Could you perhaps make a video to show how the wiring looks inside?.

[@Dothreban]

Sure thing. I can do that. I guess I should have done that in this video.

[@Annatar0]

Awesome!, i plan to get one myself pretty soon. I haven't decided if i should go for a JR32 Dinky Blue or this one yet. I'm going to replace the bridge pickup with a Seymour Duncan SH6-B.

[@Dothreban]

Video is up. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4CQo5x5rq-Vr5o

[@dekommunalanstallda4005]

I've never owned an electric guitar but I know the basics and can play a bit, not a total beginner. Would you recommend this as a first electric guitar?

[@Dothreban]

Absolutely! I would recommend trying one at a store before purchasing. If it feels good in your hands then you'll want to play it more, but if it feels like shit you won't want to play it.

[@dekommunalanstallda4005]

@@Dothreban Thanks, I'll try to find it!

[@jimhagler3716]

@@Dothreban definetly give it a try

[@jeffarab4947]

I have same but not the tremolo float i got the axe tuned to drop a 60to12s and no issues with it

[@yeppy013]

are they smaller than regular sized e. guitars? if so which parts are smaller ?

[@marksmales2204]

The JS32Q Dinky Arch Top has a basswood body with a beautiful quilt maple arched top, bolt-on maple speed neck with graphite reinforcement, compound-radius (12"-16") bound rosewood fingerboard with 24 jumbo frets and pearloid sharkfin inlays, and bound headstock. Other features include dual high-output Jackson humbucking pickups with ceramic magnets and three-way blade switching, Jackson-branded Floyd Rose® double-locking tremolo bridge, black hardware and die-cast tuners. Available in Trans Amber and Trans Black. I bought this from GAK shop here in Brighton for £299, mine is Trans Black. I don't know why people would have doubts about the wood of the body for?!! IF Jackson say it is made from Basswood, then it is Basswood!!. Also i noticed you one does not have the Jackson Neck plate that hold the neck and body together. Mine was new straight from Gaks Warehouse to their shop which i picked up. was new in both boxes and mine has Made in Japan, Not China, on it. Also mine does have the Jackson Neck/Body plate. Also as you have changed the original humbuckers, did your original humbuckers say Jackson on them? like mine do. Even though mine have Made in Japan. It was actually made in the USA. :) According to the inspection tag i still have.

[@MrMacio484]

What about the seven strings?

[@diamhair5758]

I'm playing the acoustic a few months and I'm looking to buy an electric. This guitar looks stunning, but the Pacifica seems to be the majority in term of recommendations. Could anyone help me here as it would be so appreciated. I like indie/rock/metal.

[@krisjuskevicius716]

Go with the Pacifica for your first electric. It's more beginner and has a little bit more variety with two single coils and a humbucker for more versatility. Getting a Floyd rose (bridge on the Jackson) for your first electric can be tricky, and you should leave it until you have some more experience. The Pacifica will do you really well for your first guitar, just go with it and you will really enjoy it

[@diamhair5758]

Thank you for the feedback. I ended up buying a Vintage V6 after doing some research. It doesn't have the humbucker pickup I know, but it's supposed to play as good as real Fender. I got it for a very good price on an EBay auction. It is immaculate. My amp hasn't come today so the fun will have to wait 😔 Thanks again 👍

[@Stormfire1777]

I was thinking about getting a Jackson to learn guitar.

[@anthonyferrell1798]

I have this same guitar and play with 11's with the standard amount of strings.

[@RudyG210]

What u think about the Js32q?

[@tommy.stouch]

Awesome guitar I've played one before they're awesome

[@Farah-uo4jb]

The bar can be fixed, there's tons of simple tutorials how to make it more stiff

[@cavintownsend4941]

hey guys, keep in mind this video was 3 years ago. jackson seems to have more quality control these days and most of the issues he talks about in this vid seems to have been fixed with the newer models

[@WelcomeToCanadaToday]

You can grind the screws shorter or buy shorter screws next time.

[@elrockamaster]

I got mine shiny and super clean. My tremolo stick doesn’t have that problem. Maybe you got a used one.

[@austinnicolsonmusic711]

My pick ups were put in sideways like they weren't flush with the neck

[@bilalmalikguitarist]

How is the js 34q dinky? I played it and liked it, should I buy it?

[@mendebil]

I just got mine and it is insane

[@marcshea726]

I have it in natural wood the tunners suck does anyone have recommend tunners that will drop in with out drilling bigger holes

[@davidhodowany8029]

Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe the JS series is made in Indonesia, not China. Anyway the JS series is one of the best guiatars on the market for the price. She's a real beauty. Keep at it.

[@Dothreban]

My JS says "Crafted in China".

[@davidhodowany8029]

@@Dothreban Ok, will rest my case then.

[@screamingscarecrow4251]

Hmm mine says made in India.

[@ronaldmcneely5184]

Guitar center has these in various finishes

[@jack317]

Would you remove the plastic behind the neck plate? Why/why not?

[@PhillipNeal]

Compound radius fretboard.. I believe?!!

[@lukerangdan8557]

Thanks Brother.

[@abhineetpathak371]

Does it stay in tune well? I really need this piece of info, because i am torn between two guitars. Help.

[@Dothreban]

It stays in tune for me pretty well. If I'm really crazy on the bar it can go a bit sharp for me.

[@abhineetpathak371]

@@Dothreban define going crazy.

[@brutalangel9464]

Hey man I got the same guitar recently, had the same problem with the springs..could you please send a link to the springs you got for it please? thanks

[@CristianoTonelFetter]

I bought this exact same guitar and it came all fucked up, tone pot was broken, it needed a complete fret work because that was a lot of high spots, I had to shim the neck because the neck pocket was to deep and I couldn't lower the strings enough for my taste. I though about returning it, but I'm a sucker for repairing and modifying guitars, so I decided to give it a change. At least my whammy bar is good 😆

[@Kaiyoken420official]

Does yours have a space between the bottom of the neck near the last fret and the body? I just got mines from amazon and it's not flush with the body. Is that weird? And is it a problem at all?

[@rohitwalvekar4282]

Does small body( compared to other standard strats) matter while playing?

[@markhickins1004]

no

[@AngelMartinez-qs3cf]

I want to be able to tune the guitar from Standard to 1/2 step below or drop D? Is it a hassle?

[@squashvids1032]

Are you still happy with it?

[@Dothreban]

Absolutely

[@petroff3607]

I have JS 32 DKA-M, and very small sustain. Its normal situation?

[@Dothreban]

I recommend changing the pickups.

[@petroff3607]

I did it. But nothing happened. Jackson has changed on DiMarzio.

[@josephjoestar3275]

Игорь Шевнин Have you changed your sustain block?

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

I would swap out the pickups and tuners

[@RGJR02]

Good for my 13 year old to start out with?

[@Dothreban]

Yes this is a great guitar! However may I suggest starting with a guitar that has a hard tail bridge instead of a floating bridge like this guitar has. The reason why is that floating bridges take time and patience to learn how to set up and tune, where as a hard tail bridge is pretty much plug and play with easy tuning, but hey if your kid wants to do a bunch of whammy bar stuff I say go for it.

[@cybernautsterranautsandast2151]

I got one a GC. It had no paint--it is mahogany and looks good natural. Fingerboard is black (unless it's "dirt lol). The bar does not rock like that. The floor model in the store had a bar that flopped around by my salesman said it wasn't the right one. So he went and got me one from a box and the bar sits in there just fine. The action is high for me. That's the only gripe. I never had a Floyd before and don't know wtf to do to string it or raise or lower the action. I have better guitars but none with a whammy. I took the service package in case I break something. I'll probably have to pay through the nose to get it set up with strings and action the way I like. But so far so good for the dinky $299

[@mpmonzon]

The holes are predrilled?

[@miijjk]

It's a good guitar for its budget it's not a real floyd rose on it but it's a good way to learn how to tune when you do get a real floyd Rose

[@mrobsolete530x4]

Whammy Bars are always stiff when you first get a new guitar.

[@Dothreban]

It wasn't stiff though. It's wobbly and jiggly and flops around within the sleeve.

[@falconjr1453]

can you reach the 24th fret comfortably?

[@Dothreban]

I don't have any issues with the 24th fret. So yes I find it comfortable.

[@falconjr1453]

thank you!

[@modi1677]

it is not the same guitar...he had modified it...not straight out the box anymore

[@tonyanthony7703]

Loose trem bars,.. slip a drinking straw over the end to make-up the gap, it works and is smooth,.. or get the German made!

[@feanorfingolfin7414]

I would replace the Floyd with a evertune.

[@Dothreban]

I like having the bar for dive bombs and such. I wish evertune made a floating bridge.