Pro Plus Series Signature Misha Mansoor Juggernaut ET7
Metallic Black
An EverTune bridge, stainless frets and a 20-inch radius — a studio seven-string
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Price band
$1,000 - $2,000
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The short version
The ET in the model name is the whole argument: an EverTune F7 bridge, which uses a spring-and-lever mechanism per string to hold tension constant. Once set, the guitar does not drift out of tune when the room warms up, when you bend a neighbouring string, or when you press too hard on a chord — and intonation stays correct up the neck. For a seven-string tuned low, where a few cents of drift turns a chugging riff to mud, that is not a gimmick. Everything around it is specified to match: a 26.5-inch scale to keep the low B tight, a nearly flat 20-inch ebony fingerboard with rolled edges, 24 jumbo stainless steel frets that will not wear, a caramelised maple neck with graphite reinforcement and an oiled finish, and Luminlay side dots that glow on a dark stage. Misha Mansoor's own MM1 pickups are voiced for definition under high gain rather than raw output, with a push/pull coil split for cleans.
Score profile
Six axes, scored 1-10. These are editorial judgements about what this instrument delivers for the money — not measurements, and not anyone else’s ratings.
- Build
- 9.0
- Tone
- 9.0
- Versatility
- 8.0
- Comfort
- 9.0
- Hardware
- 10.0
- Value
- 8.0
Scores are Fretline editorial ratings on a 1-10 scale. They are our own assessment and are not supplied or endorsed by Amazon or by any manufacturer.
Full specifications
| Brand | Jackson |
|---|---|
| Model | Pro Plus Series Signature Misha Mansoor Juggernaut ET7Metallic Black |
| Body | |
| Body | Juggernaut solidbody |
| Body wood | Poplar |
| Body finish | Gloss |
| Neck & fingerboard | |
| Neck joint | Bolt-on, scarf joint with graphite reinforcement and wrap-around heel |
| Neck wood | Caramelised maple |
| Neck finish | Oiled back |
| Scale length | 26.5" (673 mm) |
| Fingerboard | Ebony, with rolled edges |
| Radius | 20" (508 mm) |
| Frets | 24 |
| Fret size | Jumbo stainless steel |
| Inlays | Offset dots with Luminlay glow-in-the-dark side dots |
| Nut | Black plastic |
| Nut width | 1.75" (44.45 mm) |
| Hardware | |
| Bridge | EverTune F7 Model |
| Tuners | Jackson sealed die-cast locking |
| Hardware finish | Black |
| Electronics | |
| Neck pickup | Jackson uncovered MM1 humbucker |
| Bridge pickup | Jackson uncovered MM1 humbucker |
| Configuration | HH |
| Electronics | Passive |
| Controls | Volume, tone with push/pull coil select |
| Switching | 5-position blade |
| General | |
| Type | 7-string electric guitar |
| Strings | Horizon Devices Progressive Tension Standard 7 |
| Finish | Metallic Black |
| Orientation | Right-handed |
| Case | Jackson gig bag |
30 verified fields. Specifications come from the manufacturer first, then the Amazon listing, then authorised dealers — sources are listed at the foot of this page. Fields the manufacturer does not publish are omitted rather than estimated.
The good and the bad
What we like
- EverTune F7 bridge keeps tuning and intonation stable regardless of temperature or hand pressure
- 24 jumbo stainless steel frets, which resist wear far longer than nickel
- 26.5-inch scale keeps the low B tight and defined
- Flat 20-inch ebony fingerboard with rolled edges and Luminlay side dots
- MM1 pickups with a push/pull coil split, voiced for clarity under high gain
What we do not
- Expensive, and clearly aimed at a specialist player
- EverTune bridges require patience and understanding to set up
- The 20-inch radius and 44.45 mm nut are unusual if you are coming from a conventional six-string
- Amazon carries only one product photograph for this listing
Who it is for
Skill level
Styles it suits
What owners and reviewers report
This listing has no Amazon ratings yet and we have not found enough published owner feedback to summarise. Rather than invent patterns, we have left this section empty until there is something real to report.
The verdict
This is a professional instrument, priced accordingly, and the money goes into hardware that solves real problems rather than decoration. The EverTune bridge alone changes how a low-tuned seven-string behaves in a studio, and stainless frets over a 20-inch radius make fast playing effortless in a way a conventional board does not. It is also a specialist: the flat radius and the 44.45 mm nut are built for extended-range technique, and a player who mostly writes chords and bends will find the ergonomics unusual. If you track low-tuned progressive metal, there is very little competition at any price.
Sources
- Jackson — Pro Plus Series Signature Misha Mansoor Juggernaut ET7 specifications
- Amazon listing (B0F6YYV1Y7)
Amazon rating captured —. ASIN B0F6YYV1Y7.
Strings for this guitar
All stringsThe manufacturer does not publish the gauge this instrument ships with, so these are ordered by our editorial score rather than by fit. Measure the set on the guitar before changing to something noticeably lighter or heavier.
- 8.3/10
Elixir · Strings
NANOWEB Nickel Plated Steel Electric
Standard .010s that survive a summer of gigs instead of a fortnight
- 7.8/10
D'Addario · Strings
NYXL1046 Nickel Wound Electric
The same gauge as an EXL110, with the tuning problem actually solved
- 7.7/10
D'Addario · Strings
EXL110 XL Nickel Wound Electric
The electric string most guitars leave the factory wearing
What else you need
All accessoriesThe highest-scoring option in each category that suits this instrument. If you have never owned a guitar before, the starter guide explains what each of these is for and what you can safely skip.
- 6.6/10
New Bee · Cables
The cable an electric guitar needs on day one, at the price of a coffee
- 7.8/10
Fender · Tuners
FCT-2 Professional Clip-On Tuner
The tuner to buy first, before strings, before a strap, before anything
- 8.2/10
Dunlop · Picks
The Delrin pick that replaced tortoiseshell, in the gauge most people settle on
- 7.4/10
GLEAM · Stands
The accessory that decides whether the guitar gets played at all
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