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Can you change the pickups on the seethru black to Fishmans?? Can you make edits on your order??

I got mine through guitar Center, the see-through black version made in Korea. I must admit that playing with evertune has a learning curve but it is worth it.

it does take a little bit of time to realize what zone two, zone one and zone three are, but once you do, it is pretty easy to set up, as well as make it bend like a regular guitar without losing tune, even dropping D is pretty straightforward, although it will not hold a tune, unless you turn the guitar on D in zone two.

Although the guitar came in tune in E standard difference, or buzzing on the sixth and the fifth strings, so I had to adjust that, but other than that, the intonation was perfect. 

I have watched online videos where the string gauge was changed, and beware, because that would likely lead to changes in tune, and also intonation, so you would have to do all that all over again

The other important distinction to take into account is that the active pick ups, play much different than what I was used to, having played with fender Stratocaster, Gibson SG are all the Jackson guitars that have passive pick ups. I have not tried the versions that come with Fishman pick ups for with the EMG 60 at the neck, but I have red different opinions about those compared to the EMG 81/85 that come with this black model

I have tried the same version of this guitar with Floyd Rose, and I loved it but being used to different versions of bridge, I kept hitting the micro tuners when palm muting, although I suppose I would have gotten used to it eventually. I still like the Evertune version much better once the whole set up is complete. 

All in all, I recommend is guitar to anybody who wants to play heavy metal and hit the strings hard without the fear of losing tune, or to anybody who likes to have a Guitar there is always in tune and it’s minimal adjustments. 

 LTD MH-1000ET, Mine has a serial number that starts with 'W21'. Korea [the good one] 2021 model. 

The quality is worth the price. I love the see-thru black. The body shape is comfortable, standing or sitting. The neck-through-body design is well done. The neck shape is not too flat and not too round, no cramping up if you play for hours on end. The Grover tuners are smooth and have a lifetime guarantee. The frets are well-dressed, no need to run to the "luthier" and over-pay for their services as soon as you take this one out of the box. The binding on the body has 7 white \ black layers and headstock has 5 white \ black layers, and the neck is 1 layer white with black position marker dots. The Fretboard, all I need to say is it is ebony and that is enough, but then you have the pearl position markers that just 'set-it-off'. The headstock also has pearl inlay that is sharp looking. The black Trust-rod cover has the model in italic white alpha-numeric, basic nice. We have one switch and two knobs, I do not need anything else. And then we have the pickups, EMGs are exZAKKly what I wanted, but then I really like Zakk's sound. There is only one thing you might replace if you really think a different material is better, and that is the nut.

And now we need to discuss the diamond on this platinum ring. The Evertune does exactly what it says it will do, which is

• it keeps the guitar in perfect tune.
• every note on every fret is in perfect intonation.
• it is incredibly easy to adjust
  • tuning
  • string height 
  • intonation
  • changing the strings is easy through the backplate
  • changing string gauge is not hard as long as you stay within the gauges that are supported by the springs under the backplate.
  • you never need to take the backplate off for maintenance, just let this thing do what it does for as long as you play it.

So buy it, play it, love it, you will not regret it.

KRC

I tune my guitars from C F A# D# G C, when I order this guitar can I have them build it so it’ll be delivered with those tunings? 

Please bring back the Floyd rose version of this