Product Detail
The Jackson X Series guitars are a great choice for 21st - century guitarists, packed with Jackson's signature DNA for fantastic tone and ultra - fast playability at an amazing value. The King V KVXMG features a poplar body, a through - body maple neck, and a 12' - 16' compound - radius laurel fingerboard. This unique fingerboard design makes chording easy at the nut and allows for low - action bends near the neck joint without fretting out. The active EMG® 85 (neck) and 81 (bridge) humbucking pickups offer well - balanced tones with tight bass, clear mids, and crunchy highs. Other great features include a Floyd Rose® Special double - locking tremolo, 24 jumbo frets, and a three - way toggle switch. Available in Satin Black or Slime Green with Black Bevels, it comes with a Jackson pointed 6 - in - line black headstock and black hardware. Features: 25.5” scale length, poplar body, through - body maple neck with graphite reinforcement, 12” - 16” compound radius bound laurel fingerboard with 24 jumbo frets and pearloid sharkfin inlays, active electronics, three - way toggle switch, single volume and tone controls, Floyd Rose® Special double - locking tremolo bridge system, Jackson® sealed die - cast tuners. Series: X. Orientation: Right - Hand. Color: Satin Black. Country of Origin: ID.
Using your Jackson X - Series King V KVXMG Electric Guitar is a breeze. To start playing, first, make sure your guitar is tuned properly using the Jackson® sealed die - cast tuners. You can use the three - way toggle switch to choose between different pickup combinations for various tones. The single volume and tone controls let you adjust the sound to your liking. When you're done playing, always store your guitar in a cool, dry place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity as this can damage the wood and electronics. For maintenance, regularly clean the strings with a soft cloth to keep them sounding good. You can also wipe down the body and fingerboard to remove dirt and oils. Every few months, check the truss rod adjustment at the nut to ensure the neck is in good shape. And don't forget to change the strings regularly, especially if you play often. With proper care, your guitar will serve you well for years to come.
