Jackson JS32Q DKA Dinky AH TPB
Technical profile of the Jackson
- Poplar body
- Quilted maple top
- Bolt-on maple neck
- Amaranth fretboard
- Pearloid Sharkfin fretboard inlays
- Scale length: 648 mm (25.51″)
- Compound fretboard radius: 305 – 406 mm (12″- 16″)
- Nut width: 43 mm (1.69″)
- Floyd Rose licensed Jackson locking nut
- 24 Jumbo frets
- Pickups: 2 Jackson high-output humbuckers
- 1 x Volume and 1 x tone control
- 3-Way switch
- Floyd Roselicensed Jackson double-locking tremolo
- Jackson sealed die-cast machine heads
- Black hardware
- Strings: NPS .009″- .042″
- Colour: Transparent Purple Burst Gloss
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Customer Review Summary
The Jackson JS32Q DKA Dinky AH TPB is an impressive guitar that offers a fantastic finish and a comfortable curved top. The sound quality is surprisingly good, especially for metal, and the slim neck allows for easy playability. The wide strap buttons ensure that the strap stays secure during use, and the electronics are reliable, contributing to a well-balanced instrument.
While the guitar arrived detuned, tuning it was quick and straightforward, with the bridge remaining flat after adjustments. Some minor issues were noted, such as slightly jumpy tuning machines, which can be mitigated with a bit of oil. The neck was quite dry upon arrival, so applying some lemon oil is advisable. Additionally, the frets felt a bit rough, but this tends to polish out over time, making setup manageable.
Many players appreciate the guitar’s ability to produce powerful chords and beautiful highs, making it suitable for various playing styles. However, some users found the pickups to sound a bit cold for certain genres, though they function well for metal. The tone pot has been noted to rub slightly against the finish, but this is not seen as a significant issue.
Overall, this guitar is highly recommended, especially for beginners and intermediate players. It combines quality craftsmanship with excellent sound for a competitive price, making it a solid choice for anyone looking to step up their guitar game. Its aesthetics, including the striking black hardware, also add to its appeal. Players have found it comfortable to play and a joy to use, reinforcing its status as a great value instrument.
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