Jackson Monarkh SC JS22 Review-First Impression

Review of Jackson Monarkh SC JS22
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[@richardsemuta1089]

I bought one used from Guitar Center about 3 years ago. It's a matte black, which I hated at first. But I love this guitar now. For under $200 used and made in China, it's pretty impressive. Feels great, plays great. Love it.

[@Axess-sv8nq]

Jackson's stock pickups are excellent! I've never had any desire to change them in any of the Jacksons I've owned.

[@svenzia]

Yeah kind of agree. Both Jackson and Ibanez does fine low priced gear. Only difference is Jackson pups are better and has some bite. Same priceclass.

[@BasementBerean]

Well thanks for actually describing the characteristics of the guitar and not just playing it and calling it a review.

[@cdavidlake2]

These are some of the best gear reviews I've seen - and certainly among the most honest of guitars at these price points. I am deeply skeptical of many of these sponsored videos - they're really just advertising for the product in question. Not so for this channel - a class act all the way.

[@EXSENTRIX]

I'd absolutely love to see a double cut version of these guitars.

[@patriciocorvalan1298]

Thanks for your comments on this Monarch

[@discobones]

This was very helpful!! Thanks! Made up my mind.

[@NutRageProductions]

I would love to try one of these JS series Monarchs

[@AJgeartalk]

They are really nice budget guitars.

[@frankstone919]

Pretty guitar. Nice pie cabinet behind you , I used to make those. LOL I love low priced guitars. I don't like to call any guitar cheap. I bought a really clean Peavey Raptor I (Korea) for $50 and they sell for $300 in the shape mine is in. On my channel my son , (Wes checks out , Harley Benton DC-200 CH and Jackson Monarkh SC JS22) Mine is the flat black 199 dollar version which is pretty much the same guitar , other than the finish. Beware the mic in the phone we recorded the video gets a bit overloaded. The body on mine appears to be a dark wood like Mahogany viewed inside the electronics cavity. It's heavy 8.5lbs on my luggage scale. Balances at , right around the bridge pickup so not a lot of neck dive. It's about 41" long so when you look for a case. I believe the guitar is worthy of a hard case. I do find the tuners aren't fine enough to use with a Fishman Tripleplay but , that's a device for masochists.

[@jasondearman3743]

JS is the series and 22 is the number of frets

[@therollband1290]

Not many production guitars have 21mm nut width. This one and Yamaha Pacifica.

[@irfanafikjaycut5602]

Im using 0.46 - 0.09 gauge... then u go metal / rock / rythm every style of music are suit with this js22..... i hv 1 white color...

[@paultesta35]

The Jackson monarkh js22 don't do nothing to it everything is perfect .

[@2bikemikesguitartopics145]

I wanted to hear what the pickup sounded like

[@AJgeartalk]

Here's a demo kzbin.info/www/bejne/iH_YeYqonL9lf9E

[@2bikemikesguitartopics145]

@@AJgeartalk ok. It is like the rest of jackson line, designed for metal primarily. The clean tones are bright due to the hotter design. What will you due with it?

[@AJgeartalk]

@@2bikemikesguitartopics145 I play mostly classic rock.

[@2bikemikesguitartopics145]

@@AJgeartalk Yup, that's the best

[@KPSoutside]

What is the nut width on this guitar? 1 5/8 or 1 11/16? I heard it is a little narrow so I thought I would inquire.

[@AJgeartalk]

I no longer have this guitar.

[@savvasdarkthrone7964]

What about tuning stability, any problems with G?

[@AJgeartalk]

None that I experienced.

[@Aloysius1966]

How the weight on it? Heavy, light. Any neck dive?

[@AJgeartalk]

Roughly 7 lbs. Haven't had any issues with "neck dive".

[@saulfernando557]

Justo como me gusta , mucho blabla y poco escuchar la guitarra...