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Maroc - WALLOFSOUNDAU.COM - A La Une - 30/Aug 02:09
The Weigh-Up: Jackson Pro Plus XT Soloist SLAT HT6 Baritone (Gear Review)
The baritone guitar has never been more in vogue, and with down tuning becoming more or less the norm in the modern heavy music scene, it should be no surprise that the demand for these instruments has exploded in the last few years. While your seven (and more) string varieties generally come in the longer scale length, Jackson seems hellbent lately on rectifying the relatively underappreciated six-string variety of 27” scale guitars. Joining the recently released Jackson Pro Series Signature Roman Ibramkhalilov MDK HT6 Baritone, the Soloist SLAT HT6 is one of the FOUR new models in the brand new baritone Jackson Pro Plus XT series that begs to be down-tuned. WoS was lucky enough to get our mitts on this baritone beast, and though the Soloist SLAT HT6 may be the most traditional Jackson shape in the fresh batch of guitars, the blacked-out finish and matching hardware, and metal-AF reverse headstock screams extreme and aggressive metal. The sleek matt black finish looks fantastic – though can lead to smudges if you’re more heavy-handed – while black shark fin inlays are a classic Jackson idea modernised; as is the greyed-out logo on the aforementioned pointy headstock. Packing a beefier neck [...]
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