#JACKSON DINKY DK2 SKULLS PRO#
#JACKSON DINKY DK2 SKULLS PLUS#
#JACKSON DINKY DK2 SKULLS SERIES#

It is mostly black, and no figured woods showing so not as pretty as many Jackson guitars.

I would put this up against any Jackson guitar as an example of high quality. Here's a true flagship of a guitar, KV2 Select. The inlays on the XL embarrass my other two DK2 guitars. I like the invader in my basswood/maple RG7321 more than I do in this similar construction Dinky. I would prefer to stick the stock bridge pickup in there, and sell the invader. Invader bridge renders the stock single just about useless (too big of a volume difference). The X2N is a wonderful pickup, but limits this guitar's versatility IMO. As I age I keep looking at the X2N haha, maybe one day I'll dial it back a little. The only thing I'd add to these 90's jackson guitars is a string tree to help with keeping the pitch when clamping the nuts down, and maybe a allen wrench holder on the back of the headstock. I find they hold tuning like a champ if you keep it setup properly for your string gauge, stretch the strings, and keep it floating level.

#JACKSON DINKY DK2 SKULLS PRO#

I like these old Jackson lic low pro bridges. Very nice skulls airbrush paint job by the Japan factory. It's sweet singing axe! Probably my favorite guitar in the heard.

#JACKSON DINKY DK2 SKULLS SERIES#

The last two positions set the neck humbucker coils in series or in parallel. It sails for sure!ДK2 with Dimarzio's (X2n-FastTrack-Air Norton). I like using this guitar with a ton of fun ambient effects and delay. As a straight up pickup, the sustainer doesn't sound that great, luckily it has a stock Duncan JB.

I like the normal sustainer mode, the harmonic mode is can get a little too noisy.

#JACKSON DINKY DK2 SKULLS PLUS#

With a street price under $1,000, the Jackson Pro Series Dinky DK2 is a hell of a bargain for players who need a wide variety of awesome humbucking and single-coil tones plus the incredible playability that have make Jackson guitars the shredderвЂ™s choice.Love my Jackson DK2S! The sustainer system is quite useful and not gimmicky like one might expect.

The Seymour Duncan JB TB4 bridge and вЂ™59 SH-1N humbuckers are wired to provide a wide variety of hard-rocking humbucker and funky single-coil tones.The body is made of okoume, a lightweight tone wood that combines an attractive appearance similar to mahogany with the brightness and definition of maple.The okoume bodyвЂ™s light weight makes it a pleasure to play for hours on end, and the guitar remains perfectly balanced when playing in a standing position. This is a speed guitar with an extremely fast-playing slim neck profile, and the neck heel might be the most вЂњinvisibleвЂќ example IвЂ™ve ever encountered from a bolt-on instrument. The Pro Series DK2вЂ™s playability is everything guitarists have come to know and love about Jackson guitars. At performance volume levels, I found I could get a wide variety of clean and overdrive tones just with the guitarвЂ™s pickups and controls. On my Friedman Pink Taco, the bridge pickup was already overdriving the amp at the lowest gain setting, while the single-coil settings were spanking clean. The bridge humbucker is very powerful but clear, with a bold midrange and focused bass that rock hard. Perhaps a handful of players will miss the middle/dual-humbucker setting, but I very much find the funky, honking dual single-coil tone a much better alternative (go ahead, try to resist playing вЂњFree RideвЂќ after you select the middle setting). Instead of employing push-pull pots to engage single-coil tones, those settings are instantly accessible with the blade selector switch. PERFORMANCE What I admire the most about the Pro Series DK2 is how it combines a very stripped-down, streamlined aesthetic with a surprisingly versatile selection of tones, thanks to its Seymour Duncan pickups and a very well-conceived pickup-wiring scheme.

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