Jackson drop the incomparable Pro Plus XT Kelly KE HT6: a battle-thirsty electric baritone guitar with a mighty 27 inch scale length that supports super-low tunings without any loss of string-tension or intonation. This dark magician of an electric guitar comes finished with a crazy-durable set of stainless steel frets and a fearless Reverse Jackson Pointed 6-In-Line headstock. It also comes with its own form-fitting gig bag. The Pro Plus XT Kelly: For the Fattest Deep-Diving Riffs The foundation of this electric baritone model is firmed up by a graphite-reinforced three-piece maple neck which runs right down the middle of two nyatoh body wings, completing the super-stable neck-through construction. The dark ebony fretboard doesn't just perfectly match the Satin Black paint-job but polishes off the core sound, completing a balanced natural tone framed by just enough warmth and just enough tightness in the treble-end to support fat and formidable riff work as well as solid melodics. Look closely, and you might even notice the stylish black-on-ebony inlaid shark-fin position markers of the fretboard, while clean note navigation in the dark is assured by a set of Luminlay side dots. Sweet Saturation & Tasty Tonality Solid and contemporary guitar work is fully backed up by a mounted set of passive Seymour Duncan pickups, where a Nazgûl humbucker sits at the bridge and a Sentient humbucker sits at the neck. This combo assures you of satisfyingly tight and saturated down-tuned chugs, filled with rich overtones and framed by excellent dynamics and precise articulation. The 12 to 16 inch compound fretboard radius, meanwhile, gives your fret-hand plenty of grip during rhythms and just as much smooth flexibility during leads and, to guarantee tuning stability, Jackson has given the Pro Plus XT Kelly a fixed HT6 String-Through-Body Hardtail bridge and a set of closed oil-bed machine heads. To finish off this brutal stomper in style, it comes kitted out with an arcade-style kill-switch that can be hit to spit those necessary stutter effects.