Product Detail
The Jackson X Series Soloist SLX DX Electric Guitar in Butterscotch Camo is a top - choice for shredders. It's both distinctive and affordable, designed for high - speed playing and ultimate comfort. This double - cutaway beauty has an ergonomic poplar body and a through - body maple neck reinforced with graphite for rock - solid stability. The 12' - 16' compound radius laurel fingerboard with 24 jumbo frets makes chording easy at the nut and allows low - action bends without fretting out. Powered by active Jackson covered high - output humbucking pickups, it offers a crunchy, full - bodied tone, perfect for lead and rhythm work. With three - way pickup blade switching and single volume and tone controls, you can fully customize your sound. The Floyd Rose® Special double - locking tremolo bridge system ensures excellent string stability. It comes in Butterscotch Camo, with a matching camo pointy headstock and black hardware. Features include a 25.5' scale length, Jackson sealed die - cast tuners, and more. Series: X, Right - Hand orientation, Made in ID.
Using Your Jackson X - Series Soloist SLX DX Guitar: First, make sure your guitar is properly tuned. You can use a standard guitar tuner to set the nickel - plated steel strings (.009 - .042 gauges). When you play, take advantage of the compound radius fingerboard. It's easier to form chords near the nut and do smooth bends as you move towards the neck joint. To change your sound, use the three - way pickup blade switch. Position 1 gives you a combination of bridge and middle pickups, Position 2 combines bridge, middle, and neck pickups, and Position 3 uses only the neck pickup. Adjust the single volume and tone controls to fine - tune your sound. The Floyd Rose® Special double - locking tremolo bridge allows you to add dynamic tremolo effects, but be careful not to over - use it as it may cause the strings to go out of tune. Maintenance: Keep your guitar clean. Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the body, neck, and hardware regularly. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures and humidity, as this can damage the wood and electronics. If you notice the strings are losing their tone or becoming frayed, replace them. Also, check the truss rod adjustment periodically to ensure the neck is straight. When not in use, store your guitar in a proper guitar case to protect it from scratches and bumps.
