Other neck features include a 25.5-inch scale length, 24 jumbo frets, 12-to-16 inch compound radius, hand-rubbed urethane gel finish, ebony fingerboard, offset dot inlays placed adjacent to the low E and A strings and Jackson’s signature pointed six-in-line angled headstock affixed to the neck with a scarf joint.Įlectronics consist of a Seymour Duncan JB TB4 bridge humbucker, Seymour Duncan ’59 SH-1N neck humbucker, fiveposition blade pickup selector (humbucking bridge/bridge inner coil/both inner coils/neck inner coil/humbucking neck) and master volume and tone controls. The one-piece maple bolt-on Speed neck features Jackson’s innovative three-bolt “wrap around” neck joint, which provides a deeply sculpted heel for playing comfort while remaining rock solid.
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Beyond that, the features of all Jackson Pro Series Dinky DK2 models are the same. The wood, combined with Seymour Duncan humbuckers and versatile wiring, gives the Jackson Pro Series Dinky DK2 a distinctive, attractive voice that really stands out in a crowd.įEATURES The Pro Series Dinky DK2 with an okoume body is available only with a natural satin finish the same model is also available with a gloss finish in a selection of three colors, but these versions have an alder body.
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Traditionally okoume is layered into plywood used to build boats because it’s light, flexible and rot-resistant, but guitar builders have discovered it has tonal properties similar to maple with much less weight, plus an attractive grain and color similar to mahogany. Perhaps it’s because it’s the first guitar I can recall ever playing with a body made of a tone wood called okoume. Well, my friends, I now have to admit I was completely taken by surprise-in a very good way-by Jackson’s new Pro Series Dinky DK2. As a result, I’ve found that a lot of guitars sound the same after a while, and sometimes I just know exactly how a guitar is going to sound the second I plug it in, particularly if the guitar has two humbucking pickups. I have to admit I probably own way too many guitars, and as a reviewer I’m subjected to a constantly rotating selection of instruments.
“It’s the first guitar I can recall ever playing with a body made of a tone wood called okoume.” Review: Jackson Guitars Pro Series Dinky DK2
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