Singlecut electric guitar with high output pickups
The Jackson JS Series Monarkh SC JS22 Tobacco Burst electric guitar combines the classic singlecut design with features trimmed to modern metal.
The Jackson JS Series Monarkh SC JS22 Tobacco Burst with two high output humbuckers and maple speed neck is the ideal companion for tight riffs and juicy sounds.
The Jackson JS Series Monarkh SC JS22 Tobacco Burst at a glance:
Monarkh electric guitar from the Jackson JS Series
Nato body
Screwed maple Speed neck
22 fret fretboard made of Amaranth
12" - 16" compound radius
Two Jackson High Output humbuckers
Jackson Tune-o-Matic bridge and stopbar
Jackson die-cast tuners
Tobacco Burst finish
Pickups
The two in-house Jackson High Output humbuckers in the neck and bridge positions deliver juicy, wide-ranging tones and form the ideal foundation for groomed riffs, while the maple neck with classic JacksonSpeed neck shaping supports unhindered lead playing.
Woods and Hardware
As an added professional feature, the 22-fret Amaranth fingerboard features a compound radius that follows the progression of the fretboard from 12 "at the nut for easy chord playing to a flat 16" for precise riffs in the high registers. Last but not least, a solid hardware setup in the form of a fixed Tune-o-Matic bridge with stopbar and closed die-cast tuners completes the Jackson JS Series Monarkh SC JS22 a true workhorse of metal.
This is a guitar for all styles. This is 1/2 kg lighter than all my other guitars. The appearance of the guitar suggests a heavy metal genre and I an not a great fan of the headstock (nor of the genre) but the shape of the body with its contours make this a really comfortable guitar to play for extended time and was a real surprise how versatile it is. Cleans up really well and the volume and tone pots work, not on/off operation you can get with some other guitars . The neck is really slim, a nice matt/satin finish and the guitar came with a good set up. I have owned/own a lot of budget to midrange guitars and this is one of the best in both categories, The lighter weight may benefit many players, both young and old! It's just that headstock!
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I bought this as a workhorse project, fully expecting to replace pick ups etc. Required a bit of fettling to get the action how I like it. I will keep it as standard for now as the pick ups are quite good but may change them in the future (and fit locking tuners). For the price this Jackson is absolutely awesome.
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Not a bad guitar for it’s price. Of course it needed a work of guitar tech after purchace. But I was lucky to get on with a straight neck so the things I needed was fret work, wiring replacement, potentiometers and switch replacement. So overall I’m satisfied with it.
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