The JS20 has two single coil pickups, one humbucker and a fulcrum bridge. The Jackson catalog from the early 2000s list the body as alder.
#Jackson dinky dk2 specs series#
There are nine Dinkys in the entry level JS series These guitars are low-end models that were built in Korea (and later Japan). This series also included dinky style guitars, which were, for the most part, fully loaded, having 3 humbucker pickups, reverse headstocks, 24 frets and floyd rose tremolos. This range includes the Jackson RR7, a seven-string Randy Rhoads design, with lower quality hardware. The performer series were produced prior to the Fender takeover. The DKXT features Through-Body Strings bridge. The DKXT has an arch top basswood body with a bolt on maple neck. There is one Dinky model in the X series: The DKXT. Early model DXMGs were made in Japan, and made from alder, while later models (after 2006) were made in India and has basswood body. But it's DX designation makes it part of the X-Series, with neck/headstock binding and pickups differentiating it from a DX10D.
DXMG: The DXMG with sharktooth inlays and licensed Floyd Rose bridge (most JT580LP).Ī similar variant of this is the DXMG which had a non arched basswood body (as of 2006, previous years used alder) and alternative pickups (EMG-HZs) without the boost.DKMGT: The DKMGT with string-through-body, Tune-O-Matic style adjustable fixed bridge.DKMG : The DKMG with a licensed locking Floyd Rose bridge.The newer models consist of active EMGs 81 and 85. The earlier DKMG has two passive EMG-HZ humbuckers with an active boost control. The 24-fret fingerboard is made from rosewood with Jackson's trademark Mother-Of-Pearl "Piranha Tooth" inlays and also features a bound neck. Flame Maple veneer tops on translucent colors are available on later models, and maple bolt-on neck with a reverse headstock. The DKMG features an arch top Alder body. Both guitars feature a DiMarzio Super Distortion bridge humbucking pickup, along with two Hot Samarium Strat pickups and a Floyd Rose double-locking Tremolo bridge. The second design comes with a maple fingerboard and a black pickguard.
One design features an ebony fingerboard and a white pickguard. The Dinky comes with a San Dimas style headstock, and in two different designs.
#Jackson dinky dk2 specs pro#
There are three Dinkys in this series and each of the Pro Series Artist Signature models puts an individual spin on the basic Dinky design. DR3: Same as DK3 but with reverse headstock and reverse shark fin inlays and a pickup configuration of H/H.Could very well be the only Jackson with H/S/H configuration and shark fin fret markers. It was listed in 2000 Guitar Player Price guide as having a list price of $949 which is $50 more than the regular DK2. The guitar was only offered in 2000 and only appears in the 2000 Jackson catalog page 10 ( ). DK3: Same specs as the DK2, except the pickup configuration is H/S/H.DK2FS: A DK2 with Firestorm Boost Switch for extra gain.DK2FF: A DK2 with an abalone flame inlay on the neck.DK2T: A string-through-body DK2 with adjustable Tune-O-Matic bridge, with two Seymour Duncan humbucker pickups.DK2S: A DK2 with an alternative 'Sustainiac Driver' neck pickup.This uses two humbuckers (authentic Seymour Duncan). DK2M: A DK2 with a maple fingerboard and unpainted maple headstock.
DK2L: The left-handed version of the DK2.The DK2 model has three Seymour Duncan pickups two are single-coil, the third (the bridge) is a humbucker. The fingerboard is Rosewood with 24 frets. The DK2s are made from alder with a maple bolt-on neck. The Pro series has seven Dinkys, all variants of the base model: the DK2.
DK2 with the standard "Hockey Stick" 6-inline headstock & custom truss rod cover.
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