Jackson Demmelition Fury PDT SW

Electric Guitar

Phil Demmel (Machine Head) signature model
Build: Demmelition Fury
Body: Mahogany
Neck: Maple with graphite reinforcement and scarf joint
Fretboard: Laurel
Fretboard inlays: Pearloid piranha tooth (small sharkfin)
24 Jumbo frets
Scale: 648 mm (25.5")
Nut width: 42.86 mm (1.6875")
Pickup: Active EMG 60 (neck) and EMG 81 (bridge) humbuckers
2 Volume controls
3-Way switch
Jackson TOM bridge and string-through-body
Colour: Snow White
Suitable case: Article no. 208583 (not included)

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Item number 455493

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Colour White

Soundboard Mahogany

Top None

Neck Mahogany

Fretboard Laurel

Frets 24

Scale 648 mm

Pickups HH

Active Pickups Yes

Tremolo None

Incl. Case No

Incl. Bag No

Artist Phil Demmel

Style EX-Style

Body Mahogany

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An eye-catcher bird of prey

Victor Pp. 14.09.2023

Sound-wise it is as EMG81/60 duo as it gets for metal. Finish is nice and solid and the guitar is surprisingly light and balanced! Neck is wider than I expected. No neck-dive as far as I can feel.
Comes with a Dunlop strap lock system included in the box, which is a nice touch!

The only minuses are a dodgy 3-way selector, wobbling around, feels low quality and the tuners are so-so. Will probably switch these for a better ratio locking set and maybe later on will swap the selector (which is wired weird - middle position is also fully muted when the neck pot is turned to 0 and bridge pot is at 10, but it should still just be picking up the bridge because both are supposed to be active in the middle pos. since the guitar comes with 2 volumes and no tone knob), but hey, free killswitch, still!

Came in set up a bit too low, with way too much fret buzz and pickups set very low in the sockets, but that's a personal setup matter.

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