Leo Jaymz Electric Guitar Hurricane Deluxe See What You Get Series, Mahogany Body, Roasted Maple Neck, Rosewood Fretboard, Locking Tuners, Rounded Frets, Case, VC-0001-002
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Saturday, Aug 15
Color: Deluxe-HDVC0001
Fretboard Material Type: Maple Wood
Features
- See What You Get!: The pattern of the guitar in the photos of this type of product is exactly the same as the actual item you received. Please carefully review the pictures before placing an order.
- Roasted Maple Neck: The roasted maple neck provides superior stability, durability, and a smooth, fast-playing surface. Its enhanced resonance and feel make it perfect for both studio and stage performance.
- Mahogany Body: With a solid mahogany body, this guitar delivers rich, warm tones with exceptional sustain, ideal for all styles of music from blues to rock.
- Reverse Headstock: A unique reverse headstock design not only adds striking visual appeal but also enhances string tension for improved playability and tuning stability.
- Locking Tuning Pegs (1:21 Ratio): Experience precise tuning every time. The 1:22 ratio locking tuners secure your strings firmly in place, ensuring stability and making string changes quick and effortless.
Description
Leo Jaymz Electric Guitar Hurricane Deluxe See What You Get Series, Mahogany Body, Roasted Maple Neck, Rosewood Fretboard, Locking Tuners, Rounded Frets, Case, VC-0001-002
Brand: Leo Jaymz
Color: Deluxe-HDVC0001
Top Material Type: Quilted Maple Veneer
Body Material: Congo Mahogany
Back Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Neck Material Type: Walnut and Maple
Fretboard Material Type: Maple Wood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-H
String Material Type: Nickel
Hand Orientation: Right
Top Material Type: Quilted Maple Veneer
Body Material Type: Congo Mahogany
Back Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Neck Material Type: Walnut and Maple
Fretboard Material Type: Maple Wood
String Material Type: Nickel
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-H
Hand Orientation: Right
Guitar Bridge System: Hardtile
Number of Strings: 6
Color: Deluxe-HDVC0001
Brand Name: Leo Jaymz
Manufacturer: Leo Jaymz
Manufacturer Part Number: Deluxe-HDVC0001
Warranty Description: 30 day.
Model Number: Deluxe-HDVC0001
Scale Length: 25.5 Inches
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 41.73"L x 16.54"W x 4.33"H
Item Dimensions: 41.73 x 16.54 x 4.33 inches
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Having watched a few videos on Youtube for budget priced guitars I chose to pull the trigger on the Leo Jaymz Hurricane deluxe. I waited a week to choose, ordered it at 9pm and it arrived at 2pm the next day. WHOA! So opening the box the 1st thing I saw was the super cool blue denimish case. Which is QUALITY in every way. I just loved it. BUT I wasn't prepared for when I opened it and laid my eyes on this beauty. I actually felt my breath stutter a bit it was so gorgeous. In the sunlight the finish is a mindblower and would have come on a guitar that cost 2000.00 only 20 years ago. The fretboard with it's side block inlays and stainless steel frets was dark and rich albeit a bit dry so I gave it a drink by oiling it up. The strings BTW are HEAVY (Maybe 11s) and not junk. Intonation was spot on so I didn't need to do any adjusting there. Rare. The fretwork is top notch with ball ends and not a buzz in sight. There are just so many great features I feel I'd need to inventory the entire guitar to do it justice. The tuning pegs are locking with big wings to grab onto. Might be my favorite TPs ever. The truss rod needed a tweak and I was happy to see the cover has a slide over plate so you can access it easily. The action needed to be lowered and after about a 1/2 hour of tweaking it was ready to roar. The humbucker pickups are high gain, have a coil tap that splits them and the feel of the entire guitar is a bit closer to a Les Paul than a Strat having a thicker neck profile and bigger, meatier sound that lends itself more to rock and metal. It also comes with VERY NICE Strap Locks and even had a free capo in the case as a bonus. For the 260.00 I paid I almost feel like I cheated the seller. Delivery in 15 hours from moment of order, a flawless instrument, awesome bonuses and not a single complaint. I will no doubt recommend these to anyone I know looking for a new guitar (budget or not) as I just don't see these being a problem for anyone regardless of price level for the features is's loaded with. All in all, this is a top notch instrument for a fraction of the cost it deserves to command. Heavy and solid it's a masterpiece to just look at.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2025 by John Peterson
Color: Violet Deluxe
Fretboard Material Type: Rosewood
Awesome guitar! I've got about a dozen others - mostly "budget" brands, including another Leo Jaymz model. Typically I buy a cheap guitar and upgrade it to make it punch above its weight. But I won't be changing much on this guy; it's great as-is. Bought it with a coupon that put the price in the low $300's, but even at full price I couldn't buy a cheaper super-strat and mod it to this level of quality, looks, and playability for that money. It looks amazing, it sounds amazing, and it was set up well right out of the box. The guitar ships in a double-walled box with glossy color printing, which was nice for this price range. It still ended up in my recycling bin, but if you're purchasing as a gift it looks a little nicer than your usual plain brown cardboard guitar shipper. Inside, the guitar was packed in a denim-colored, zippered hybrid guitar case with a black flocked, form-fitted interior; sort of a cross between a fabric-constructed soft gig bag and a more protective hard shell. This case is really nice and seems to have protected the guitar very well during shipment. Please note that the top (+ headstock) color patterns vary wildly; each is unique by design. Whether or not you like what you get is going to be subject to your specific tastes and preferences. Just remember, returns are easy with Amazon; admittedly, it took me a few tries before I settled on the violet one pictured. The first one I ordered was the "blue colorful" model, which was gorgeous but the blue tones were more subdued and pale than I had hoped, so I returned it. I then ordered one in violet, which was also beautiful - the purple was much richer than the blue, and and I really loved the wood textures that showed through...but overall the ratio of natural burl showing was much higher than violet epoxy, so I also returned that one, too. Then I rolled the dice on another violet model, and that third time was a charm. Again, EVERY one of the models I received were gorgeous guitars, I just had a clear idea of what I wanted it to look like, and as you can see in the photo, the violet on the one I kept really pops and contrasts well with the more exposed burl portions. Overall, I couldn't be happier with the build quality, appearance, playability, and tone. Some detailed observations: Appearance - positives: + The epoxy/burl top: Man, this guitar is pretty. It starts with the 3/16" thick burl / epoxy-pour cap that mixes natural wood patterns with vibrant, swirling colors (mostly violet on my model, with hints of turquoise stained into the exposed wood textures). It has amazing three-dimensional depth and I seem to find new details every time I look at it. + The rest of the body: The cap is perfectly mated (no binding) to a redwood-stained solid (3-piece) mahogany body. The combined top & body are sealed in a high-gloss finish that is evenly applied and polished like glass. The upper bout and double cut "horns" are accentuated by extra-deep cutouts that are both functional (for reaching that 24th fret) and aggressive-looking, giving this the profile of a real "shredder." + Neck & fretboard: The roasted maple neck really accentuates some beautiful wood grain that shows through a smooth, satin finish that extends to the back & edges of the headstock. The rosewood fretboard on this one is dark and fairly solid, though the two models I returned had lighter fretboards that allowed more wood grain to show. All 3 were very nicely done and contained no wood filler or other defects. + Side block inlays: The unique, rectangular inlays are cut from a translucent white acrylic - not the more common, swirly mother-of-pearl or pearloid material - which on this model seems to fit well considering there's so much swirling happening elsewhere on the guitar. They're cut and seated perfectly and each serves as both the top and side markers along the fretboard. + Matching headstock: I love the aggressive outer profile and the 1/8" burl/epoxy cap, which matches the body top. The Leo Jaymz decal is reserved for a stepped roasted maple extension, and the entire top is sealed in high gloss lacquer to match the body. + Hardware finish: I'm not sure what the proper name for this finish is (I call it "hematite") but it really compliments this guitar well because it shines while subtly fading into the background, drawing your eye to the colors and patterns rather than to bright chrome hardware. And it is used consistently on all parts, including fasteners. + Overall finish: Just in general, wow. The finish is perfect all-around. I've gone over it several times and can't find even a tiny cosmetic defect. Appearance - negatives: - Zebra humbuckers: I love zebra pickups...on the right guitar. Personally, I don't think they go well with this one. I would've preferred plain black bobbins or maybe matching hematite metal covers because the ivory-colored bobbin sticks out like a sore thumb because the only other ivory component on this guitar is the bone nut; I think they really draw the eye's attention away from the epoxy/burl pattern. So at some point I will probably add my own covers over the existing pickups. But that's just me; others may really like this feature. - Thin redwood finish on body: Shame on me for this one, but I removed the (very tightly fit) back cavity cover to examine the electronics for this review and, in doing so, some of the redwood lacquer easily chipped off along the cavity (to about 1/8" from the edge). Never had that problem with another guitar...and it just about broke my heart given how perfectly this guitar is finished otherwise. Perhaps some of the finish had dried onto to cover? Or perhaps it was just so tight that pulling the cover off put enough pressure on the brittle finish to crack it? In any case, be very careful if you have a need to look under the hood, otherwise just avoid doing so altogether if you don't have a good reason. Functional - positives: + Factory set-up: Wow. This was probably the most playable guitar out-of-the-box that I've purchased to date. Neck is perfectly straight, nut is cut well, action is just right, pickup height is spot-on, and intonation is nearly perfect (only made the *slightest* adjustment to the D string). + High quality locking tuners: For no-name, factory tuners, these are really nice. They're smooth, hold tune well, and very precise with that 21:1 gear ratio. Love the full-size gumdrop buttons (not the minis you usually get with 6 in-line machines). + Great fretwork: The ball-end, stainless steel frets are shiny, smooth, and perfectly level up and down the fretboard. And unlike many ball-end frets on cheap guitars, these actually extend consistently all the way out to the edges of the fretboard at every fret. + Pots: Volume & tone knobs are smooth and ramp up/down smoothly, and are attached to full-size potentiometers under the hood. + Pickups: These humbuckers are very articulate and have a good blend of bright, mids, and bottom end for metal and hard rock. Don't expect vintage twang here but if you're buying this guitar that's probably not what you're looking for anyway. The bridge is real hot; measured 15.1 kohms on my multi-meter. The neck pickup is significantly warmer and came in at 8.1 kohms. The pair give this guitar great versatility as humbuckers, but as a bonus... + Coil splitting!: The tone knob can be pulled out to split either humbucker into single-coil mode, which was not in the product description at the time I bought the guitar so this was a real nice bonus! In single-coil mode, the bridge pickup has a slightly thinner strat-like tone, and the neck pickup takes on something more like a tele neck pickup - still warm, but more articulate than the humbucker mode. + Hard tail: As fun as dive-bombs are, trems take your guitar out of tune...and locking trems can be a pain to tune and maintain. So it's nice to play a super-strat-type guitar that just has a plain old fixed bridge for a change; that kind of simplicity also makes this an especially good choice for a beginner. + Strings: I can't believe I'm going to say this, but the factory-installed strings were actually not terrible. Not great, but not terrible. Functional - negatives: - Strap buttons: I know they're supposed to be a premium feature, but they don't work with the D'Addario Auto Lock strap that I currently use, nor do they work with any of the other straps I have lying around. Plus, they're bulky, kinda ugly, and rattle around a lot if you aren't using a strap. So...while I appreciate the intention, these things are coming off at my first opportunity and getting replaced with some plain old strap buttons (in hematite finish, obviously). Overall, a fantastic guitar that looks amazing, sounds great, and plays really well out of the box. Build quality is several notches above other Leo Jaymz models and many other "budget" brands out there. Shredders will really appreciate this one, but I also think the lack of need for a setup, the included hybrid gig bag / case, and the reasonable price tag make this a really great choice for beginners as well. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025 by BG
Color: Violet Deluxe
Fretboard Material Type: Rosewood
Fantastic guitar! It required very little on the setup, a slight tune-up, a slight adjustment on the truss rod (one quarter turn), and it plays so well. I am very satisfied with my purchase of the "Leo Jaymz Hurricane Deluxe guitar", it rivals the much more expesive brands! I can't say enough good things about the quality of the wotkmanship, it is out of sight1 All of the deluxe features that you find on the expensive brands are already there on this guitar. Great job Leo Jaymz!!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2026 by Film Fan
Smooth, level, stainless steel frets. Fretboard not dried out. Wonderful looking. Fretlocks. Locking tuners. Incredible. Beats out the competition hands down. The sound has infinite, clear sustain. Very little 'fizz' in the distortion. I have no idea why. Maybe it's the smoothness and hardness of the frets. The Alnico pickup was ~8k, very PAF. The bridge Alnico was ~12K. My only knock on it was the fullness of the neck profile. Yes, it measured a very small 20 mm at the nut - and 22+ at the 12th, but it is a full C neck profile. Thicker than a Stratocaster - at least the modern ones. Larger than the Squire CV and Affinity, and even my Ibanez SA Series. I know some people like these larger neck profiles, but not me. Most shredder type guitars like Ibanez, Jackson and Fender have slimer profile necks.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2024 by David Wright
Dude with the 80 dollar coupon included you get a beautiful and expensive feeling guitar with a nice custom molded guitar case that feels well made... You get a capo with some good picks all for literally around 335 dollars with tax and you're nuts if you don't get one of these guitars .... I have 21 guitars of all different brands(Ibanez, Harley Benton, Jackson, Mitchell, Ernie ball, esp, fender tele, Epiphone) and now I own 2 Leo Jaymes and I've got to say I love the way this guitar feels and plays . The neck is dark brown roasted and smooth as melted butter omg !!!! I literally had to do nothing except pop new strings on and oil the fretboard board which is routine with me and straight out of the box it was ready to play no setup twerking of any kind .. action is perfect for a drop D or C tuning ..... Locking tuners are really nice and it comes with strap locks too ... This is my favorite guitar at this moment so I highly recommend getting one there's a ton of colors to choose from as well... 🤟🤟🤟🤟
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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2025 by Jamie Metz
I knew I was taking a bit of a chance ordering an a guitar off Amazon but I think I expected a little more from this purchase than I got. The neck is a certified mixed bag, some of the fret ends are sharp and sprout aggressively through the neck. The frets themselves are rounded but the ends have broken through 6-8 of the frets. The action out of the box is absurdly high which I expected. Bringing the action down to something closer to .06 brought some fret buzz but nothing horrendous. I suspect when I get the strings off I'll find a fret or 2 isn't level from the rattle I'm hearing but it isn't that bad. Finish is nice, I wasn't sure I was going to like it based on the pictures and I kind of don't - but I can put myself in a younger man's shoes and admit it's got charm. Tuners are a mixed bag, the high e string is reluctant to tune but the rest of them seem fine. They are locking tuners but the stock strings are wound on the post. Intonation is pretty bad out of the box but is fixable. The bridge is pretty easy to work with as far as string height and intonation goes. The deal breaker for me with this guitar is the pickups are out of wack. The neck pickup can only be adjusted on the bass side, the treble screw is stuck and the entire pickup is slanted forward. This is probably going to have me return the guitar, I don't want to try and retap the screw hole or anything like that to get them level. I would not buy this guitar for a new player unless I was experienced in handling setups personally or baked in the cost of a professional. If you got one with the frets not tearing out of the neck, and had the action, intonation, and pickups adjusted correctly this guitar would be worth the money. The actual kit is nice. The case is nice. They give you some accessories. I think this company wants to do well, I just suspect this price point leaves little room for QC, and absolutely none for setup. Edit: I did a bit more work on the guitar and the bridge pickup cavity is mostly fine, a little fooling around got the pickup to sit better. The bridge is routed too narrow and the pickup assembly won't move freely. I can fix it with some sanding but I can see the builder also has this issue as the finish is chewed up pretty bad
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2025 by Iscariottactual
Finish overall is wonderful. The neck truss was over torqued, and caused a slight up bow. I released the tension (ccw) until it looked basically straight. Tuned and adjusted intonation. Now the neck looks pretty good. I will let it stabilize in my studio a couple days and likely readjust the truss rod a bit. The frets are fairly nice with ball ends. Looking carefully at the frets, they are close but will still need to be leveled and polished. On day two, I adjusted the bridge heights for lowest string level without fretting out. Also made a tiny adjustment to the truss rod. Playing it the first time through my amp, it has a nice gritty rock sound and the coil tapping to single coil is nice as well as pickup blending. Overall this Leo jamyz Hurricane is a really great buy for $250. If you can't do the Luther work, you should have a competent Luther dial it in for you. This for me was a must do.. and your Hurricane would also likely also benefit greatly from a good Luther setup. Well pleased! Thank you Leo Jamyz
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Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2025 by Mr. T
Color: Violet Deluxe
Fretboard Material Type: Rosewood
Good tone and did not have to do any set up work.
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2026 by Mike Lee