The new JS line might easily mark the dawn of a new age of affordable and beginner electric guitars, as it brings features and appointments far ahead its price class.
At this year`s NAMM, Jackson has unveiled over forty electric guitars, with eleven models belonging to the raging JS series. Eight Dinky, one King V and two Warrior models fill its ranks. The gloves are off, eyes turn red, and Jackson moves in for the kill with some of the most impressive specs and features ever seen in the beginner range. High Output humbuckers, common to all 2015 JS axes, are loaded with ceramic magnets for that big, fat, unmistakable Jackson tone. A selection of high quality hardware takes the stability and tuning control to a pretty serious level, while the quality of construction exemplified throughout the roster redefines the beginner guitar. Among the premium features, 2015 JS lineup also boasts super-fast maple necks with graphite reinforcements, flamed and quilted maple tops, shark fin and piranha inlays, double-locking Jackson bridges, compound 12”-16” radius fingerboards and zebra-coiled pickups. To top it all off, Jackson has also included one seven and one eight-string into the lineup. JS11 Dinky, JS12 Dinky, JS 22 Dinky, JS32TQ Dinky, JS32 Dinky, JS32-7 Dinky, JS32-8 Dinky, JS32Q Dinky, JS32T King V, JS32T Warrior and JS32 Warrior are the names of the new sovereigns of the beginner class.
Right off the bat, JS assaults the competition with no warning and no mercy. New JS11 Dinky with its solid basswood body, graphite reinforced maple neck, dual humbuckers with ceramic magnets, 22-fret fingerboard and fulcrum trem bridge boasts a price tag just over $100 and gives an insane bang for the buck value. For further info and a more comprehensive review, check the JS11 Dinky detail page on our site or Jackson Guitars official web page.
Without the time for the initial shellshock to subside, another missile is launched at the wounded and disoriented competition. With largely the same specs list, few dollars higher price tag and two extra frets on the fingerboard, JS12 Dinky makes it clear that the new JS series means serious business. For further info and a more comprehensive review, check the JS12 Dinky detail page on our site or Jackson Guitars official web page.
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With the only 22 model, the JS22 Dinky, Jackson continues with the ruthless approach, offering a genuine lower intermediate guitar for just under $200. Solid and double-cut basswood body, graphite reinforced maple neck, 24-fret fingerboard with binding and shark fin inlays, and the supercharged Jackson pickups obliterate every competition in the under $300 perimeter. For further info and a more comprehensive review, check the JS22 Dinky detail page on our site or Jackson Guitars official web page.
Jackson opens up the 32 tier with the deadly and beautiful JS32TQ Dinky. It comes with a quilt maple top offered in three Transparent options, basswood body, graphite reinforced maple neck, High Output Jackson humbuckers and a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard with the compound 12”-16” radius. For further info and a more comprehensive review, check the JS32QT detail page on our site or Jackson Guitars official web page.
Enter the heavy artillery! JS32 Dinky is the only one among eight JS32 axes to feature the all-mahogany body with a contoured top instead of basswood and poplar. Wicked Jackson pickups, licensed Floyd Rose bridge, bound rosewood fingerboard with 24 jumbo frets and shark fin inlays, and graphite reinforced maple neck give enough firepower for even the heaviest metal works. For further info and a more comprehensive review, check the JS32 Dinky detail page on our site or Jackson Guitars official web page.
Just when one might think that JS has run out of ammo, JS-32-7 Dinky brings all the ferocity of the extended range into the JS lineup. Archtop basswood body with quilt maple cap, extended range Jackson pickups, graphite reinforced neck, piranha inlays on the 24-fret fingerboard are packed in a beautiful Tobacco Burst color scheme. For further info and a more comprehensive review, check the JS32-7 Dinky detail page on our site or Jackson Guitars official web page.
JS32-8 Dinky steps it up a notch, bringing the eight-string battalion onto the battlefield. The mind-bending set of features and appointments shared with the JS32-7, and reinforced with a super low F# string, makes this axe perfect for all the future Djent-ladies and Djent-lemen. For further info and a more comprehensive review, check the JS32-8 Dinky detail page on our site or Jackson Guitars official web page.
Back in the six-string camp, we find the sleek and the deadly JS32Q Dinky. The last Dinky in the current lineup builds on the standard JS32 base, but instead of basswood, it rocks the poplar base. Q stands for the quilt maple top. The rest of the specs corresponds to the regular JS32 specs list. For further info and a more comprehensive review, check the JS32Q Dinky detail page on our site or Jackson Guitars official web page.
2015 JS armies stretch beyond the vast and powerful Dinky divisions. Though small and few in numbers, these special units are equally deadly. JS32T King V is the only V in the lineup, it features a poplar body, graphite reinforced maple neck, zebra-coiled Jackson pickups, and 24-fret rosewood fingerboard with shark fin inlays. For further info and a more comprehensive review, check the JS32T King V detail page on our site or Jackson Guitars official web page.
Sharing the specs and the task with the King V, deadly JS32T Warrior is one of three special-ops entries in the JS lineup. It offers a solid poplar body with beveled edges, graphite reinforced neck, fixed bridge, zebra-coil humbuckers and 24-fret rosewood fingerboard. For further info and a more comprehensive review, check the JS32T Warrior detail page on our site or Jackson Guitars official web page.
Made to fight, this JS32 Warrior feels at home on the battle ground. Its razor sharp poplar body, lightning fast maple neck and thunder-cracking Jackson pickups make one of a kind killing machine. Accurate, deadly, and stripped down to the bare essentials, this Warrior was made to fight and conquer. For further info and a more comprehensive review, check the JS32 Warrior detail page on our site or Jackson Guitars official web page.
