Jackson JS Series Dinky JS32 - Natural Oil with Amaranth Fingerboard

Pros:Low action, has straight neck, good tuning machines, great pickups, no fret bloom, jumbo frets, super fast D shape neck. Nice scarf joint. knobs/switch feel quality... better setup out of the box than I expected.Cons:Floyd Rose special (licensed version) means lower quality than the standard FR not hardened steel knife edge, so will wear over time, also the FR nut blocks are a tad too small and don't fit correctly (when you tighen them, they twist). Stays in tune pretty well unless you dive bomb then goes flat, but all strings seem to go flat around the same amount... I know I am being a bit nit picky, but honest review.Overall, this axe far exceeded my expectations for this price point. I can swap out the FR later if I am so inclined, but outstanding value out of the box. You could gig with this guitar... Nothing major, and I would have a back up, but club worthy.

Great light-weight guitar... Price is quite low for a well assembled piece. Only thing I think it needs is better fine tuners and needs more to just high output pickups. I picked up a Firefly for even less and the pickups so much better.

Like any 350$ guitar, it needed some setup. But this Jackson is great looking, playing and feeling. Its the jump from 200$ to 500$ guitar.yep,as good as most 500$ guitars.you cant really loose!

I wanted to love this guitar, but it came unfinished from China with razor sharp unfinished fret ends sticking out from the end of the fretboard.

Love this guitar! Set up perfectly from the factory. No visible defects. Not really for beginners because of the floating tremolo. This guitar is light and versatile. Plain wood finish is beautiful.

I was worried about buying a cheap guitar off Amazon but it turned out OK. Not a great out-of-the-box guitar for beginners but has its perks. Here are the pros and cons:Cons:Not really playable out of the box, needs a good amount of setup (which is a substantial fraction of the guitar’s worth if you take to Guitar Center). If you want to do it right you’ll need to get a capo, screwdriver, block to secure the tremolo (optional but saves a ton of time), intonation tool, and possibly a feeler gauge. Careful with tightening the truss rod.Guitar came with strings not centered on neck. Fine at the nut, but increasingly offset towards the higher frets. Fixed by loosening neck bolts and applying force in the neck to realign strings, then tightening.Even with realignment the strings aren’t centered over bridge pickup pole pieces. Nit picky, but drives me crazy.More string buzz than I was expecting, even with generous neck relief and 6/64 clearance at the 17th fret.Floating/locking tremolos are great for keeping guitars in tune, but a pain to get in tune and when setting up the guitar. Know what you’re getting into.The tuners are crap.Pros:InexpensiveI like the feel of the neck.Extremely light and portableIt’s good for learning about setup and maintenance. Comes with instructions and recommended settings for the neck relief, action, and pickup height.

If you need a guitar that can be played anywhere, so that you don't have to worry about because of high dollar value this is the perfect pick. This little gem plays well sounds good and has a unique look with the natural wood finish. Can't wait to take it to the beach and let it rip !!

The JS32 is a light guitar, which will have an effect on the overall sound, if you own heavier guitars. Not good out of the box. Will need setup and fret polishing, since frets are pretty rough. Other than that, is a great guitar for the price. Tuning issues, the usual with a Floyd Rose special, nothing you cannot fix with proper setup. Overall a good guitar, not great.