Detail 01
Thru-body neck
Neck wood runs the full length of the body. No heel to work around, and sustain carries longer than a bolt-on.

Independent shopping perspective
USA Custom Shop King V with alder body, thru-body maple neck and a Floyd Rose Original. For a player committed to high-gain V-shape guitars.


Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Neck wood runs the full length of the body. No heel to work around, and sustain carries longer than a bolt-on.
Detail 02
Locks the strings at nut and saddles. Deep dive-bombs stay in tune, but string changes and setup take real time.
Detail 03
A high-output humbucker pair. The TB-4's wider spacing matches the Floyd; both push an amp into distortion easily.
Detail 04
Balanced and moderately light, with a fuller midrange than basswood — it keeps chords defined under heavy gain.
Detail 05
Rounder at the nut for chords, flatter up high so bends don't choke out. Ebony feels hard and fast.
Detail 06
Cut for stiffness, so the neck resists twisting and seasonal movement better than flatsawn stock.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes, a hardshell case is included.
Yes. It is a Jackson Custom Shop USA build, which is where the price sits above the import King V models.
You can, but the Floyd Rose Original is a floating double-locking bridge. Changing tuning shifts spring balance, so expect to rebalance it each time.
Seymour Duncan TB-4 in the bridge and SH-4 in the neck, an HH high-output pairing aimed at distorted playing.
Reference
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