JacksonJS11 Dinky Electric Guitar - Metallic Blue

I'm very satisfied with the guitar. The quality is top notch for a budget model!

We bought two of these for fundraiser raffles (we added an American flag wrap to them, so we needed a decent guitar with a flat top and no pickguard.) These were more for show/display and we weren't really concerned with how well it played or sounded, but as a guitar player of 40+ years, I can't believe the quality. Plays and sounds good. You could actually go play a paying gig with this guitar. They look really cool, finish is good, neck is good, stays in tune. Would be an ultimate beginner guitar, way cooler and more rocking than a $200 Squier or other cheapy.

You can not bet this $159.00 guitar. Absolute best for the price.

Its a cheap guitar without any major flaws. Feels nice and plays nice. Had tighten the tuning pegs but its playing fine for me. Feels very quality for other guitars in the price range.Makes me want to keep playing, especially after adding some mods

There is a whole lot to like about this budget Jackson. it’s light and easy to play and the neck feels good, I will say however that if your a player who doesn’t mind or even loves cheap guitars as I do, you can do better by spending an extra $50 bucks and getting a WestCreek Revenge, it is a far superior guitar and and better than this one. That’s not to say I don’t like this dinky, after a quick setup it is a fine guitar. I am thinking I will swap out the pick ups for something a little nicer and she will be a real screamer! The tremolo is kinda useless, but maybe over time as it breaks in it may get better. Not that it detracts from the guitar for me, I prefer a hard bridge anyway. All in all this baby is easily worth the money and a little patience, but if you want a “Great” guitar for a low price go for a WestCreek

Was a gift and he loved it. I got the Blue and the color is awesome. I would recommend it to anyone who has any doubts.

You just don't expect a guitar like this, for the price. I'm playing it thru a little Marshall amp. Sounds fabulous. 🎶

This guitar could sell for $50-$75 over the asking price . I snagged the last one in stock , was concerned about a return but it’s in perfect shape minus one star: I’ve played this thing for about 60 hours or more now , and the only thing I’m wondering is, what the lower knob is for, it seems only one of the knobs controls the pickups ? The other one doesn’t seem to have any function. Once I replace the strings soon , this thing is gonna soar.