Jackson Pro Randy Rhoads Ebony Gloss Black
This is a killer guitar, and very versatile despite the metal looks.
PROS
The maple neck and the ebony fretboard are smooth like butter. The ebony used for the fingerboard is really nice and dark and has a sort of low contrast with the aluminium inlays - for a stealth, mean look. Also, the guitar is VERY resonant!
The sound delivered by the Seymour Duncan DH6 and DH4 (else known as 'Mayhem Distortion') is very fat and distorted, with plenty of definition - this guitar screams as soon as you dial in a bit of gain in your amp.
It keeps in tune quite well, expect to do some fine-tuning after your playing by turning the small micro-adjustment wheels on the Floyd Rose 1000 floating tremolo bridge.
CONS
Kind of heavy.
Must be careful not banging the sharp edges of the guitar around! :)
PROS
The maple neck and the ebony fretboard are smooth like butter. The ebony used for the fingerboard is really nice and dark and has a sort of low contrast with the aluminium inlays - for a stealth, mean look. Also, the guitar is VERY resonant!
The sound delivered by the Seymour Duncan DH6 and DH4 (else known as 'Mayhem Distortion') is very fat and distorted, with plenty of definition - this guitar screams as soon as you dial in a bit of gain in your amp.
It keeps in tune quite well, expect to do some fine-tuning after your playing by turning the small micro-adjustment wheels on the Floyd Rose 1000 floating tremolo bridge.
CONS
Kind of heavy.
Must be careful not banging the sharp edges of the guitar around! :)
April 5, 2020
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Client no. 1202732019
This review was automatically translated from French.
