Jackson JS22-7 Dinky AH SB

7-String electric guitar

Body: Poplar
Bolted one-piece neck: Maple, with scarf joint
Fretboard: Amaranth
Pearloid piranha fretboard inlays
24 Jumbo frets
Nut width: 47.6 mm
Scale: 673 mm
Pickups: 2 Jackson humbuckers
3-Way switch
Jackson 7-string hardtail bridge with string guide through the body
Stringing: .009-.052 Nickel-plated steel (Gauges: .009, .011, .016, .024, .032, .042, .052)
Colour: Matte black

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Available since April 2019
Item number 463254
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Colour Black
Body Poplar
Top None
Fretboard Amaranth
Frets 24
Scale 673 mm
Pickup System HH
Tremolo No
Incl. Case No
Incl. Gigbag No

€275

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A great modding platform and beginner 7-string/baritone guitar

S4tyr 30.11.2020

Absolutely fell in love with this guitar after taking the time to set it up when it arrived.

Firstly, the guitar pickups that come stock are okay. They are high gain, which is great for Metal, however, they are slightly muddy when you are using a lower tuning, otherwise they respond well with distortion, especially having a tube screamer before the amp.

I currently have a set of 10-59 d'addario nickel wound set on it right now tuned to Drop G#. The stock strings are not good unless you like a set of 9-52s, but it is just too floppy for even the standard 7-string tuning in my opinion. The default should really be 10-62, just like a baritone.

The finish on the body feels great, though it is a bit difficult to clean, and can catch finger marks easily. The neck feels very comfortable with the satin finish and low profile, even though I am not a shredder. Felt one spot of roughness on the neck but it wasn't hindering my playing.

I will be adding aftermarket hardware on this. Stock hardware is fine but I know this guitar can do better.

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Best Budget Seven String !

C?wboyfromhell 19.05.2022

I have the guitar a couple of months now and i am happy to say that for what you pay you get a lot !

What amazes me the most is how they are able to produce something with that quality at this price range.
The guitar came in great condition and the set up was great, low action no buzz.
The are no sharp ends on the frets and the hardware overall is really good .
Tuners hold their tune just fine and the bridge is comfortable.
Didn't have any problems with electronics or grounding issues, the pick ups are pretty decent, not too muddy and they are quite "versatile" with a little eQ you get what you want.
As far as playability goes i find the neck really comfortable and the higher scale length is not as noticeable.

Of course its not the best guitar out there BUT for that kind of money you get A LOT of value.
if you like upgrading hardware and have the budget to spent on some new pickups bridge etc., this is the perfect workhorse.

I didn't really find any cons and didn't notice anything off with the instrument.

If you are looking for a cheap seven string guitar or you want to enter the realm of extended range guitars this is the guitar for you!

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basic but very good for the money

larrylarrysonIII 12.08.2025

I bought this guitar simply to try something different, I had never owned a 7 string before this one and since I'm a fan of bands such as Korn and Deftones, I felt as though I could get some good use out of it. I was correct, the guitar has served me well, I've owned it for a year or so and it is still entirely fault free and still sounds as good as the day I bought it. It's not perfect of course, it's a cheap guitar so it's bound to have some of the standard problems many guitars in this price range have. It lacks any interesting features (I didn't expect any but I feel it's worth mentioning), when it arrived the fretboard was very dry (a bit of lemon oil fixed that issue), and the setup wasn't quite there. Besides that I have precisely zero complaints, it's a solid guitar, it sounds incredible considering the price, I've had no issues with tuning stability and it's given me the opportunity to play some of my favourite songs without ripping a hole the size of mars in my wallet. If you're considering this I would highly recommend it, really can't go wrong for the price.

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A lot of guitar for little money

T123 08.05.2020

Absolutely the best 7-string for €233. Jackson did it again!
It sounds pretty good, but the finish is as aspected for this price.
Sometimes I cut my finger on the end of the frets when I move quickly over the neck and the tuning screws keep vibrating loose.

This guitar is perfect for someone that is new to a 7-string (like me) and wants to try it a bit before you go all-in with an expensive one.

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