Leo Jaymz SC Series Electric Guitar – Mahogany Body, Laurel Fingerboard, Dual Humbuckers, Tune-O-Matic Bridge, C Neck, 18:1 Tuners (Black Green)
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Color: Black Green
Features
- Classic Single Cut Body Traditional single cutaway shape with an arched top, offering both style and easy access to upper frets.
- Smooth Playability Comfortable C-shaped neck with a 24.75" scale and rounded fingerboard edges supports a relaxed playing experience.
- Versatile Sound Performance Dual humbucker pickups provide a warm and balanced tone, suitable for a wide range of music styles.
- Durable Hardware Setup Tune-O-Matic bridge and 18:1 tuners help maintain tuning stability and reliable string tension.
- Specifications Mahogany body and neck, laurel fingerboard, 22 frets, dual-action truss rod, 3-way switch, 2 volume and 2 tone knobs, strings: 0946.
Description
Leo Jaymz's mission began with a fundamental desire: to make great music available and enjoyable for everyone.
Brand: Leo Jaymz
Color: Black Green
Top Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Body Material: Mahogany
Back Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Neck Material Type: Mahogany
Fretboard Material Type: Laurel Wood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-H
String Material Type: Nickel
Hand Orientation: Right
Brand Name: Leo Jaymz
Hand Orientation: Right
UPC: 765569992080
Manufacturer: Leo Jaymz
Unit Count: 1 Count
Number of Items: 1
Instrument: guitar
Model Name: SC Series
Model Number: LJSC
Manufacturer Part Number: LJSC
Warranty Description: 30-day.
Top Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Body Material Type: Mahogany
Back Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Neck Material Type: Mahogany
Fretboard Material Type: Laurel Wood
String Material Type: Nickel
Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-H
Guitar Bridge System: Tune-O-Matic
Number of Strings: 6
Sound Profile: warm and balanced
Color: Black Green
Connector Type: 1/4" (6.35mm) audio jack
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I have several guitars , gibson, fender ,peavy and i saw this guitar , i loved the design , read reviews and decided to buy it . Well “ right out of the box this guitar was ready to play except for tuning the strings . I plugged it in and started playing , and i was amazed at how it sounded and how it felt , the intonation was dead on , the action was almost perfect , i had plans to upgrade the pickups , and put a bone nut , i probably will wait quite a while to upgrade the pickups , the ones on it thru my marshal iss amazing , it has a 70s kinda sound and is great . I still will put a bone nut , but i am really happy with this guitar , it is built well and the quality on this 1 is great , i have a les paul i spent over 1,000 for , and i say this one is just as good maybe even better . If you are new or been playing a while , you wont be disappointed, the only thing i did was , took the strings off , oiled the fretboard with fret oil , put 9 gauge strinfs and tuned it up , i played about 4 hours and i really like this guitar , definitely worth more than the price asking .
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2022 by paul
Color: Skull
I'm reading some of the reviews and glad I didn't listen to some one offs. This is a solid guitar at this price range! I had an Epiphone 'similiar' model which didn't compare. Sorry never a Gibson owner because of the price! I'm not knocking Gibson or Les Paul but you charge way too much for your guitars! I'll start with the CONS: First, you have to know how to setup your guitar. If not have a local tech do. Should be less than $100 or learn yourself. Slight fret buzz but not bad (some metal shavings came off from the dremel polishing), lowered the action, the strings were fine (.10s I think) if I could salvage them. But cut em. Polish the frets, oil the fretboard, check your truss rod (mine didn't need adjusting)!! Check your intonation in case. This all goes for a $3000 guitar too ya know!! USA driven, China manufactured, to check for QA. PROs: This has become my new favorite guitar! It's beautiful! The hardware, body is solid, pickups, pots, detail, all good. Heavy but what a quality tone. Excellent! If you have an issue out of the box I expect good things from Leo support, didnt need yet. Please dont dissapoint Leo service! Play through some 'decent gear' and it sounds bright, vivid, loud, beautiful. Overall: Impressed does not explain my first reaction. I bought the Tempest model because I am just overall curious about Leo design, quality, and beauty at this price point! I expect this guitar to remain one of my favs! Update Mar31st - Needed to order a new bridge since E, B were rocking and loose. Asked LJ for support. They offered $20 to replace the bridge. Ok so I did. Next purchase I may send back to Amazon if it has issues. Leo Jaymz support is all email. Support lacks a decent response and time. A live person would be nice too! Add 4-28 Also bought the US Flag guitar. Needed the nut raised slightly. Put some thin double adhesive under it, glued it back in. It's a cheap nut unfortunately but works. Got the annoying mysterious buzz out and action lowered more too. Now it rocks! Still the bridge is cheap and will replace. These things setup right are hard to beat for this price. Sounds amazing!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2024 by Chris B
Color: Cherry Sunburst
This is a great guitar that falls perfectly into what I've been collecting, budget guitars that hit way above their price points! This Leo Jaymz has a great body, and a great finish! It will however take some luthier work to make perfect. When I got the guitar right out of the box first thing I did was lower the pickups way down as the were set really high, like an 8th on an inch away from the actual strings. Next order of business for me was to address the fret buzz I was hearing and feeling when I was playing. For this, I had to actually raise the action! Not where I should have started but it is where I started to solve the problem of the the fret buzz I was hearing. By the time I rid the guitar of the fret buzz, I noticed the bridge was set crazy high to do it, and that the strings past the 12th frets had crazy high action. This told me I should have started with the Neck and the Truss Rod. I untuned the strings, lowered the bridge back down to a normal height, removed the Truss Rod cover, and used the included tool to loosen the rod. That's just my experience with the guitar, it could be you might have to tighten it, or do nothing to it at all. but in my case, I had to loosen it. After that, I was then able to dial in the action as low as possible without fret buzz and we now have a guitar that feels and sounds as good as it looks! Just a few screw drivers and some know how is all you need to get this guitar up to speed, but once you do, it is truly a great guitar! This work I had to do to it is the only reason I gave it 4 stars, as somebody else might not know how to fix these issues, or even worse, give up and return the guitar. I hope in the future Leo Jaymz is better at setting these up out the factory to eliminate potential returns on their guitars for reasons like this. Bottom line, a great, beautiful guitar, just needs a proper set up to get to amazing.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2026 by CCC
Color: Cherry Sunburst
This guitar is solid! It requires some set up, I found one fret that needs leveled. The intonation is spot on. Sounds good plugged in and good when it’s not. I own high dollar guitars and this one is every bit as fun to play- I got my money’s worth! Ive seen the other reviews and I’ve been bending strings to no end and I can’t get this thing to go out of tune.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2026 by MICHAEL P.
Color: Cherry Sunburst
Just received the Single Cut Leo Jaymz. So excited upon opening. It is a beautiful guitar. Haven't plugged in yet, but did tune it up and it's playing ok. The solid back part is two piece, beautifully matched. The maple top also nicely matched. The knobs are nice as well as all the hardware. What's left is to plugin, I'll update once there. 'Nough said. Short update: No goodies; no case/gig bag, no tuner, no strings, no picks. It does include an amp cable. Did I miss any of those things nope. The guitar is just that good for the price. The intonation on my particular guitar is perfect up and down the fretboard, really, at this price? Fret ends ok, not excellent but good. Neck nice and straight with no buzz. Action ok. The tuners are good, though I'm going to change them just to get a more vintage look (I'm actually on the fence, 'cause it does look good as a modern). I already added pointers (Kaish) to the knobs looks good. No blemishes anywhere on the guitar or binding. The pickups are good, tried them out and got that nice breakup turning up the volume, such a pleasing sound. Once I finish the tuners, I'll post before and after photos. If you're looking for a reasonably priced LP, this is it. Photo Update: So I added the vintage style tuners, though there locking (guyker) good and the pointers which I previously mentioned. The tuners where not easy and I didn't get it a 100% right, but there acceptable. The problem, you have to make your own holes for the screws and the holes for the pegs themselves, in the headstock, are larger. This leaves a lot of wiggle room to get them centered. This was my first time doing this. I used a nail for starter holes for the screws, I was afraid to use a drill and go to far. It worked out. Thinking after the fact, you could use a shim for the peg holes which would standarize yhe placement (either temp or perm), next time. I liked the outcome and achieved the vintage look I wanted. Compare for yourself before and after. Hope this helps.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2025 by Pictorico
Color: Cherry Sunburst
I got this as a Father's Day present (from my wishlist) I watched about a dozen review videos about it and the evolution of the guitar over the last few years and it really seemed like a good option for a 53 year old beginner like myself. First off, this is an absolutely gorgeous guitar. The finish on mine is flawless. And the color is amazing. I would expect this to cost about $500 more than the $189 paid. And it feels like a quality piece. No sharp frets. The fretboard was perfectly level. I can't find any problems with the frets. The do need to be polished, but I'm swapping out the strings and will oil the fretboard as well. I plan on upgrading the nut as well. It sounds like I expected. I'm not a professional, I'm still learning. So, for me, it sounds like an electric guitar. I tuned it up and started playing comfortably right off the bat. It will need some fine tuning. And I recommend having someone set it up if you don't know how. I'm very excited about this guitar. It has exceeded my expectations.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2024 by Alan Hawkins
Looks like it came right from the Gibson Custom Shop!!! (although it is a replica type, made overseas) Very unique! Beautiful custom, antiqued American flag graphics inlayed under a high gloss clear coat. Chrome is shiny: no defects to speak of in finish: nice pearl type (pearloid) fret markers: Looks like a rosewood fret board: handsome vintage looking, cream color/black, 5 ply binding around the face of the guitar, and on the head, single-ply cream color binding up and down the neck. Everything is smooth to touch (just a little rough on the fret wire ends). Looks Great! A lot of attention to detail. The guitar has good weight to it, and nice balance when holding it. Played well right out of the box, intonation is very close, truss rod is adjusted fine, neck is straight, and the action is comfortable. Guitar sounds fine. The only thing that could have made the experience better is if Amz double boxed for extra protection during shipping. Other than that, I am very pleased with this product. Highly recommend! Update: 3/27/2020: I'm still liking the guitar. and did quite a few upgrades. Although the original pickups sounded ok, I replaced all of the electronics to Epiphone brand, Pro electronics, this included Alnico '57 Classic pickups, with quick connect wiring, Korean made push/pull pots for coil splitting (to replace the dime sized Chinese pots that it came with), all electronic components, resisters, etc., the output jack, and selector switch are all upgraded to a superior quality Epiphone brand as well. I changed out the bridge for a better quality Gotoh brand, and changed the tuners with Grover Rotomatic tuners, mine was one of the first Leo Jaymz LPs, when the guitar was $110 and had cheaper tuners, which didn't stay in tune very well. I also changed the cheap plastic nut for a bone nut which gave it a much better tone. Also, I replaced the truss rod cover for an Epiphone flat bottom bell type (had it custom engraved), just my preference. Put some nice volume and tone knobs on. I also filed and polished all of the fret wire ends. This makes it way more comfortable to play. Also, new D'Addario nickel strings. The guitar needed some work to make it an Excellent guitar. Now it's one of my favorites. It's definitely on par with some of the higher quality Epiphone Les Pauls, for about half the price, even with the upgrades, and it has the cool graphics that you cannot get with Epiphone.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2018 by Range Rover
I just recieved this guitar (01/03/2018) and kudos to fast shipping. Unfortunately that is all the good that I can say about Amazon. It was shipped in a single guitar box (oem) and got damaged in shipping. Amazon's shipping unit definitely does NOT know how to pack and ship guitars. The selector switch protruded through the box and got broken off. The stop-bar tail piece and bridge were actually damaged because the box had something heavy thrown on top of it and it bent the bridge out of alignment. It must have been really heavy because it actually punched through the thin foam wrap that the manufacture wrapped the guitar in. I assume it's the trade-off for fast shipping from Amazon. You don't get quality/care for your items. As for the guitar itself? I really wanted to fall in love with this guitar. I love the way it looks. The finish was not perfect (swirl marks, etc.,...) but it looked good. There were several manufacturing issues that would have needed resolving but I simply chose to return the guitar due to the shipping damage. #1: The G-string tuning peg was loose. #2: The string grooves in the plastic nut had been filed too deeply on the low E groove that the guitar would not tune to pitch on the low E string due to fret buzz on the first fret. The nut looked like you could stack two strings in the groove. :-( #3: The truss rod was too tight (neck back bowed). #4: Numerous frets (3, 8, 14) were too high which would result in future fret work. #5: The electronic cavities in the back looked like they were chiseled by hand. Simply hideous, but no one ever sees the back, I guess. #6: The bridge pickup volume knob (potentiometer) did not protrude far enough through the front of the guitar. The knob would fall off if you attempted to adjust the volume. It was rubbing the finish and left marks on it. #7: The front strap bobbin was too high up on the curvature of the guitar. My strap would not stay on it. #8: The tuners had too much play in them. The guitar wouldn't stay in tune. They had a lot of space between the tighten/loosen function. Probably a 10-1 ratio. #9: The bridge was not mounted/centered correctly for a true LP style 24.75 scale setup. It was canted almost a full .25 inches from low to high E. #10: ..............you get the idea here? The feel of the neck was great (C-shaped, wide, jumbo frets) and the binding was perfect. I really liked the neck/head-stock. The weight of the guitar was on par with a Gibby/Epi Studio unit and balanced well (when my strap stayed on the bobbin). The pups sounded bright and did not hum at all. Overall, I can honestly say that I wanted to fall in love with this guitar, The finish was great. The theme was great. I wanted to hang it on the wall and move on but the issue with the bridge was the deciding factor to return the guitar. It would require too much work to remount the bridge for a correct scale length and get perfect intonation. I could fix the tuner, replace the nut, set the action, add new strings, polish the finish, etc.,......but the bridge work isn't worth the time on this cheap unit. Good luck to anyone buying this unit. I hope your's doesn't get destroyed in the shipping process. It's a PITA to have to deal with online purchasing. A flip of the coin on almost every purchase when it comes to shipping. FWIW! These guitars are from a reseller in KY from sourced units. They are definitely NOT custom guitars. The finish is a laminate with clear coat on top............they are imported, cheap, China knock-offs. PEACE!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2018 by Monnos