Here for sale we have a Jackson X Series Monarkh SCX7 7-String Electric Guitar in Gloss Black finish. Made in Indonesia in 2016, this guitar features a Mahogany body, a 3-piece Maple neck, and a 24-fret Laurel fingerboard. Other appointments include a Tune-o-matic bridge, a stopbar tailpiece, and Jackson Die-Cast tuners. The pickups installed are a Seymour Duncan Sentient Humbucker in the neck, and a Seymour Duncan Nazgul Humbucker in the bridge. These pickups are wired to two volume controls, a master tone control (push/pull coil split), and a three-way pickup selector.
The 3-piece Maple neck sits comfortably in the hand, with its 'Speed Neck' profile and Gloss finish providing for smooth and effortless navigation up and down the neck. The Laurel fingerboard provides a smooth surface under the fingers, whilst the 12"-16" compound radius and Jumbo frets assist with string bends and vibrato techniques, delivering a tailored playing experience in any position. The single-cutaway body design and Scarf Joint provides uninhibited access to the upper register.
Amplified, this guitar has a thick low end grunt and sculpted mid range thanks to its pair of Seymour Duncan pickups. The Seymour Duncan Nazgul bridge pickup incorporates a massive ceramic magnet and hot coil windings to deliver powerful but balanced rock and metal tones with rich upper-midrange harmonic content. The low strings are tight and the high strings scream with harmonics, making it a go-to pickup for hard-hitting crunch rhythms and blazing lead tones. The Seymour Duncan Sentient in the neck position offers all the soloing clarity you could wish for, with sweet sustain and a warm, full sound that still possesses a clear attack providing a hot output delivering smooth, fluid solo tones under gain, while still being capable of bell-like clean tones.
Please be aware that for international buyers import fees are not included in our postage and packaging cost, this only covers the cost of the guitar being sent to you. Import fees will be charged by Customs upon the guitar's arrival in the recipient country. Due to Brexit, this also applies to EU buyers. We advise checking the total import cost with Customs as this is not information we are able to accurately provide.