The Evil Instruments Jackhammer's visual aesthetic may be striking upon first glance, but the most pleasant surprise is how great they feel and sound. The body's shape actually makes playing a highly comfortable experience, whether sitting or standing, while the neck's 12" radius and jumbo frets on a medium "C" shape make for a smooth and fast feel. The 24.75" scale length will feel familiar to many players, and the ever-so-slightly hot pickups push the signal, cutting gracefully through the mix.

The Jackhammer's different variants offer more differences than just paint colors. The Hot Pink, Vintage White Gloss, Off White/Cream, and Black editions come with a mahogany neck and body, making for a beautifully resonant combination, and easy on your back with a very reasonable 7.5lb average. The natural walnut harkens back to the late 70's vibe of the guitars Claudio is known for playing in the past, and while the weight is a bit heftier, it contributes to an impressive amount of clarity and sustain, with its 5-ply body and neck construction.

All guitars are tested and set up in Los Angeles by the Dunable team.

• Scale length: 24.75"
• Neck: mahogany
• Fingerboard: Ebony
• Frets: 22 Jumbo Nickel
• Inlay: Pearloid Block
• Side dots: Black Dot
• Body: mahogany
• Finish: Gloss
• Nut: Graphtech Tusq
• Hardware color: Gold
• Tuners: Rotomatic Style
• Bridge: Nashville TOM/Stop Tail
• Neck Pickup: 8.4k Ceramic
• Bridge Pickup: 8.9k Ceramic
• Controls: 2 vol 1 tone
• Setup: 10-46 E Standard
• Hardcase