Jackson- VOGG!

[Perge]

Does vogg even use an extended scale? Anybody who knows him enough to be advertised to by him, wants his signature. I won’t go so far as betrayal, but it definitely comes across as not knowing your audience. Frustrating, in the market for a pointy regular scale, and his sig hits all the right notes. Fack.

 

[nightsprinter]

 

[Riffer]

F in the chat

 

[groverj3]

lol, I don't think that was intentional, but I thought I needed to drop by this place to watch the meltdown as soon as I saw the video.

In hindsight, new Jackson models always end up on retailer websites ahead of their announcement video. So I am not surprised it wasn't his signature. Keep the faith!

 

[BusinessMan]

F*ck you Jackson.

 

[Perge]

Even the first clear shot being of him with a soloist just feels wrong.

Having said all that. It’s cool vogg is getting recognition in general. One of the best death metal players going.

 

[Taikatatti]

That was a fucking bummer

 

[Ray-T]

Ibanez really missed the boat on a Vogg signature. Is Jackson going to do the same?

He probably doesn't have enough subscribers on his Youtube channel to get a sig model.

 

[Ray-T]

Not that I'm a stalker, but the man himself posted this on Instagram, and there was a clearer view of the TOM equipped model.

Does this look like a longer scale length than 25.5"? Judging by the distance between pickups...

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I have seen a couple of players with that TOM bridge with fine tuners and locking nut now.
But is there any production model with this?
I could imagine this to be a very good combo for tuning stability and good sound.

 

[ArtDecade]

He probably doesn't have enough subscribers on his Youtube channel to get a sig model.

They have 50 thousand - which isn't a lot. That said, the cat in Intervals has 15 thousand subscribers and multiple signature guitars. It probably has more to do with probable sales over simple exposure.

 

[Ray-T]

the cat in Intervals

Is that a band?

 

[ArtDecade]

Is that a band?

Exactly. I had to look up who Vogg was, too. Smaller acts like this don't usually tip the needle for companies to hand out signature instruments. At the end of the day, a company as big as Jackson needs to make sure they move enough units to make up for changing all the tooling.