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DoctorJensen commented 9 months ago

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Jackson RR5 on Marshall JVM410H and 1960Lead

Playing on my new guitar (Jackson RR5) with my also new amp (Marshall JVM410H and 1960 Lead).. Trying to do something that starts with something a ...

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DoctorJensen said:

@Aartsbok .. Well it's an amazing guitar, though somewhat unruly at times. The design is making the head tilt a little, so if you don't hold it by the neck, it will slowly descend... The fretboard is flat, and not curved, like on a gibson or other, which makes it easy to do some routines, but a l...

• DoctorJensen commented 11 months ago

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  Jackson RR5 on Marshall JVM410H and 1960Lead

  Playing on my new guitar (Jackson RR5) with my also new amp (Marshall JVM410H and 1960 Lead).. Trying to do something that starts with something a ...

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  DoctorJensen said:

  @undrapeaunoir it hasn't really occured to me since I really never switch it during songs, but you are probably right ;) But compared to my gibson it is closer at hand, at ought to be easier and thus quicker to use.

• DoctorJensen commented 1 year ago

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  Jackson RR5 on Marshall JVM410H and 1960Lead

  Playing on my new guitar (Jackson RR5) with my also new amp (Marshall JVM410H and 1960 Lead).. Trying to do something that starts with something a ...

  73,546 views

  DoctorJensen said:

  @SpeedbeetleV2 the RR5 is well-balanced but takes a little time to get used to. If you want a guitar that you can practice with while sitting, this is obviously not the best guitar, but otherwise it's fantastic and well worth the buy :) Hope that answers your question.

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