Electric guitar with two Jackson High Output humbuckers and Floyd Rose Licensed Tremolo
Jackson JS32 Dinky DKA-M MN SW Snow White
The Jackson JS32 Dinky DKAM Snow White, 6-String Electric Guitar in Snow White, 24 fret electric guitar in an eye catching Snow White Finish. The JS Dinky Series is an affordable yet high-quality series that endeavours to make it easier than ever to get the classic Jackson tone and feel without breaking the bank.
The Jackson JS Series now features an upgraded arched top, new high-output ceramic-magnet pickups, a graphite reinforced maple neck, bound fingerboards and headstocks, and black hardware for a distinct and classy finish.
The Jackson JS32 Dinky DKAM Snow White has an elegantly arch-topped Mahogany body that is attached to a bolt-on Maple speed neck that has been reinforced with graphite to ensure maximum stiffness and durability. The neck has a compoundradius of 12” to 16” allowing for plenty of room at the high end of the fingerboard. The 24 jumbo fret fingerboard is bound in Rosewood and decorated with reflective Pearloid Sharkfin inlays. Other features include the dual high-output Jackson humbucking pickups that house ceramic magnets and three-way blade switching and a Jackson branded Floyd Rose double-locking tremolo bridge. To top it off the JS Dinky Series has black hardware and die-cast tuners for secure tuning.
The main features of the Jackson JS32 Dinky DKAM Snow White include:
JS Series
Body Shape: Dinky
Body Wood: Mahogany
Body Finish: Oil
Headstock: Jackson Pointed 6-in-Line
Neck: One-Piece Bolt-On Maple Speed Neck with Graphite Reinforcement and Scarf Joint
The JS32Q HT is a surprisingly well made guitar for the 266€ music store is selling them. I was after a guitar with high output pickups to record some metal riffs, and was looking at Ibanez RG/RGA/S series, but the Jackson seemed to offer a similar package for less money so ordered the JS32Q HT Dinky.
Pros: - Well made - The maple top looks good and makes this guitar look like a high end one. - Light weight = can play standing for long hours without any shoulder/back pain - Stock Jackson pickups are surprisingly good, clear and tight. - Stays in tune well - Hard tail is much easier to live with than a cheap floyd rose
Cons: - The stock tuners are a bit flimsy and lack accuracy but they hold tuning well. - Factory strings are absolute rubbish.
All in all for 266€ this is a very good guitar and does the job perfectly!
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(This review is from the same product in color Transparent Black Burst)
This guitar is very affordable, and it has many interesting and attractive features.
The guitar was in need of some slight adjustments, specially in the FR bridge (which might not be the best implementation of the system, but is perfectly operable nonetheless).
It sounds perfectly fine too, but to be honest, the most prominent characteristic are the striking aesthetic qualities. The looks.
This is a truly gorgeous guitar, beautiful shape with vibrant colors. It's really a treat. It's worth every € just for that IMHO.
If you add great handling, and the super nice jackson neck (one of the most comfortable and fast neck designs out there)... I just can't complain.
So, summarizing, this is a decent sounding well built and wonderfully looking instrument.
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