Jackson X Series King V KVXMG Electric Guitar - Satin Black

My son absolutely loves it. The sound is great! Buuld quality is excellent.

Soo glad I purchased this guitar. Plays well fast neck. Great sound. I took it for a step up when I first recieved it. Got a call from shop telling me that everything g was already set perfect and there waS no step up necessary. Came straight outta box this way. Great job Jackson!!

I love this guitar and right out of the box it come ready to play. Though I didn't like the strings on it so I had to switch to the Ernie Ball Paradigm Super Slinky strings. These strings on this guitar is just heaven and I really enjoy playing the guitar. The pick ups sound great on my Boss Katana Artist amp and it has been fun to play. There's many tones this guitar could produce and I highly recommend getting this guitar if you enjoy playing more heavy faster music.

This guitar was purchased for my son who was super excited to get it and start playing it. When we opened the box, we see that there is a large chip out of the bottom of it, 2 tuner knobs are broken off, and a string was broken. My son was going to just deal with the chip because he wanted it so bad but then once we saw the knobs and string were broken, we knew it had to be sent back. He was super bummed. Not happy at all with this. -20 stars!

Had to do a little adjusting out of the box... But this is probably the most smooth and fast playing guitar I’ve ever had the privilege of playing. The satin is wonderful, the Floyd is flawless and the guitar stays in tune! 9/10 for sure

I have owned and played several of the x and pro models by Jackson! These are some of the best playing best sounding hard Rock heavy metal guitars you can get, and once you get used to a flying V you will be able to play all the way up to the 24th fret without missing a beat, I mean a lick, you know what I mean. But seriously these guitars are shred machines they're probably isn't a better guitar shapewise style wise and brand wise that is any better for playing hard rock and any kind of metal get an amp with a lot of gain get it set up with the action real close and you're on your way to heavy metal heaven!

For beginner level its fine.. Eventhough the price is worth professional level..The frets on the high E are filed at an angle sooo close to the strings that your fingers slide off if you solo and do the slightest vibrato... too much money for a less-than mid quality guitar.. for that price you can get a great Ibanez, Ltd, with none of that bs. I hope this review is helpful