Description & Specs
The Jackson JS34Q Dinky DKAM is a high-performance electric guitar built for aggressive playing without breaking the bank. Its quilt maple top and bound fingerboard deliver premium aesthetics, while the bolt-on maple neck with graphite reinforcement enables lightning-fast playability. Dual high-output humbuckers paired with single coils produce versatile tone perfect for metal and hard rock. The Floyd Rose double-locking tremolo keeps your tuning locked in during radical effects. With 24 jumbo frets on a compound-radius fingerboard, you get comfortable chording and effortless shredding. Available in transparent red.
Features:
Serial Number: CWJ25082163
Body shape: Double cutaway
Body type: Dinky
Body material: Solid wood
Body wood: Poplar
Body finish: Gloss Black
Orientation: Right handed
Neck shape: Speed neck with graphite reinforcement
Neck wood: Maple
Joint: Bolt-on
Scale length: 25.5"
Truss rod: Dual Action
Neck finish: Satin
Fretboard Material: Maple
Radius: 12" -16" Compound radius
Fret size: Jumbo
Number of frets: 24
Inlays: Black plastic sharkfin
Nut width: 1.687" (42.8 mm)
Configuration: HSS
Neck: Black High Output Single-Coil
Middle: Black High Output Single-Coil
Bridge: Jackson High-output Humbucking
Brand: Jackson
Active or passive: Passive
Control layout: Volume, Tone
Pickup switch: 5-way
Bridge type: Tremolo
Bridge design: Floyd Rose Licensed Jackson Double Locking Tremolo
Tuning machines: Jackson Sealed Die-Cast
Color: Black
Case: Sold Separately
Weight: 7 lb 6 oz
Condition:
This instrument is in excellent, near mint condition. The techs found no issues and it has little to no play wear. It looks, plays and sounds great! Please see pictures for overall condition of the guitar. The actual item for sale is shown in the photographs.
More Info:
We are an authorized dealer for brand approved manufacturer refurbished guitars. These guitars are sent directly from the manufacturer to the authorized refurbishing center where they are fully inspected and cleared by a certified technician. They are sent there for many reasons, including: returns, cosmetic flaws, minor repairs, returns, surplus & discontinued or last years models. Most of theses guitars are given a new serial number and the back of the headstock is lightly stamped "used" by the authorized refurbishing center.
