Jackson SLATXSD 3-7 Snow White

General

The SLATXSD 3-7 is characterised by a consistent, full high-gain guitar sound and appealing rounded looks. The typical guitar sound of this affordable white Jackson Soloist is provided for by two active Seymour Duncan Blackouts. Thanks to the arched top and neck-through-body construction, the electric guitar is very comfortable to play, with great access to all 24 jumbo frets. Even bending strings high up on the neck is easy.
Jackson SLATXSD 3-7 Snow White: tight and perfectly tuned
With a compound radius that starts at 12 inches, you'll be able to play your riffs and chords with ease, even at the lower regions of the neck. Because this seven-string Soloist features a Floyd Rose Special tremolo bridge with matching locking string nut, it will remain perfectly tuned, even after the most extreme dive bombs. The neck of this Jackson solid body has been reinforced with a graphite truss rod, and the rosewood fretboard is stylishly decorated with white piranha inlays.
Jackson Guitars
The renowned American brand, Jackson Guitars, was founded in 1980 by Grover Jackson, and rose to fame with its customised V-guitar for Randy Rhoads. Today, many famous guitarists play a Jackson. Jackson's guitars have an elegant design, a sharp headstock, shark fin position markers, and a powerful sound that is perfect for metal music. The Soloist (with neck-through-body construction) is the most popular series, of which the X models are the more affordable versions.