Infelizmente ocorreu um erro. Por favor tente novamente mais tarde.
F
Bought it twice!
Bought a JR Strato years ago an sold it because of GAS. Got myself another one, simply because it's a very good live guitar. I play a lot of shows, from smaller venues to bigger festivals and this Fender never let me down. Heavy guitar. Built rock solid. Just one knob. Excellent.
5
0
Reportar a crítica
Infelizmente ocorreu um erro. Por favor tente novamente mais tarde.
B
Range Rover Guitar
As a live guitar this is well built and can take the stress of constant live shows and still sounds fantastic
4
0
Reportar a crítica
Infelizmente ocorreu um erro. Por favor tente novamente mais tarde.
m
A bit expensive, but still great
Here are my short remarks:
* I bought this Jim Root Stratocaster but I also have the Harley Benton HH 20 mock-up which visually look very similar. In real life they are completely different. The Jim Root guitar is a lot heavier (literally and figuratively - it must be at least 500g heavier), its neck is a lot thinner/faster, and while played acoustically it does not sound like plastic. What I find interesting is that the guitar absorbs the string vibrations very easily (it must be the mahogany body) since it is very quiet when played acoustically.
* My copy of this particular Jim Root stratocaster has one visual flaw though - the maple neck has one small dark brown branch spot on it which makes it look a bit cheapish, I rarely see branch spots on even on the Squiers;
* I almost bought this guitar when it was around 1500 euros, but missed out by a day. I think the 1500 euros is a fairer price.
* I bought this Jim Root Stratocaster but I also have the Harley Benton HH 20 mock-up which visually look very similar. In real life they are completely different. The Jim Root guitar is a lot heavier (literally and figuratively - it must be at least 500g heavier), its neck is a lot thinner/faster, and while played acoustically it does not sound like plastic. What I find interesting is that the guitar absorbs the string vibrations very easily (it must be the mahogany body) since it is very quiet when played acoustically.
* My copy of this particular Jim Root stratocaster has one visual flaw though - the maple neck has one small dark brown branch spot on it which makes it look a bit cheapish, I rarely see branch spots on even on the Squiers;
* I almost bought this guitar when it was around 1500 euros, but missed out by a day. I think the 1500 euros is a fairer price.
3
0
Reportar a crítica
Infelizmente ocorreu um erro. Por favor tente novamente mais tarde.
A
Amazing
This guitar is absolutely amazing hot look and heavy sound
3
0
Reportar a crítica
Infelizmente ocorreu um erro. Por favor tente novamente mais tarde.
T
Unique, the perfect Start
I’ve been planning this purchase for years, and when my Jim Root finally arrived, it was everything I hoped for and more. The build quality is flawless—solid construction, sleek black finish, and a minimalist yet aggressive look that perfectly matches its tone.
Speaking of tone… this guitar is an absolute beast! The EMG pickups deliver crushing, high-gain tones with incredible clarity and sustain, making it perfect for metal and hard rock. The low-end is tight, the mids punch through the mix, and the highs sing beautifully. The neck feel is another standout—it’s smooth, fast, and incredibly comfortable, whether riffing or shredding.
If you’re looking for a Strat that brings the heaviness without sacrificing playability, this is the one. Worth it.
Appreciate Thomann's team support from placing the order until the delivery, I'd like to thank Katherina for the amazing follow ups and support, will definitely use thomann again.
Speaking of tone… this guitar is an absolute beast! The EMG pickups deliver crushing, high-gain tones with incredible clarity and sustain, making it perfect for metal and hard rock. The low-end is tight, the mids punch through the mix, and the highs sing beautifully. The neck feel is another standout—it’s smooth, fast, and incredibly comfortable, whether riffing or shredding.
If you’re looking for a Strat that brings the heaviness without sacrificing playability, this is the one. Worth it.
Appreciate Thomann's team support from placing the order until the delivery, I'd like to thank Katherina for the amazing follow ups and support, will definitely use thomann again.
0
0
Reportar a crítica
Infelizmente ocorreu um erro. Por favor tente novamente mais tarde.
PM
Purchased one of these guitars a few years ago and it’s still my no1. Solid construction, great playability and very comfortable. Comes in a beautiful case too. Solid communication from the Thomann team also. If you’re thinking of checking out this guitar you won’t be disappointed.
0
0
Reportar a crítica
Infelizmente ocorreu um erro. Por favor tente novamente mais tarde.
A
I really love this guitar
it needed a set up at first but after that this guitar is my n1 strat plays so easy on those high notes and its pretty simple 1 knob and 2 great emg pickups to chose or combine
1
1
Reportar a crítica
Infelizmente ocorreu um erro. Por favor tente novamente mais tarde.
J
The toughest Strato
If you're looking for a no-compromise metal Strato, don't look no further!
Playability at the max, and tones, not only heavy.
No tremolo needed!
Black and beauty!
Playability at the max, and tones, not only heavy.
No tremolo needed!
Black and beauty!
0
0
Reportar a crítica
Infelizmente ocorreu um erro. Por favor tente novamente mais tarde.
A
Plays great
This is not a strat. It's a metal axe!
Stripped down to what you need without unnecessary tone knobs etc. It's sexy, it plays great, the neck is superb. The locking tuners, straplocks and the case are a great plus. The quality control did it's job too - the frets are perfect out of the box! I would buy another one again!
Stripped down to what you need without unnecessary tone knobs etc. It's sexy, it plays great, the neck is superb. The locking tuners, straplocks and the case are a great plus. The quality control did it's job too - the frets are perfect out of the box! I would buy another one again!
0
0
Reportar a crítica