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Description

The Jackson DK2M Pro Series Dinky features an alder body, flat-sawn graphite-reinforced bolt-on maple neck with wrap-around heel, 24-fret compound-radius (12"-16") maple fingerboard (dark rosewood on Snow White model) with offset black dot inlays (offset white dot inlays on Snow White model), black neck and headstock binding, direct-mount Seymour Duncan JB Zebra (bridge) and '59 Zebra (neck) humbucking pickups with five-way blade switching, Floyd Rose bridge, black hardware and Dunlop strap locks.

Crafted with more than three decades of Jackson experience and expertise, Pro Series guitars feature volcanic pickups from pro makers Seymour Duncan, perfectly sculpted maple necks with hand-rubbed oil finishes, and 24-fret compound-radius fingerboards in rosewood, maple and ebony that curve more dramatically at the nut for easy chording and flatten out approaching the body for wicked-fast runs and crazy-high bends without fretting out. Case sold separately.

Jackson DK2M Dinky Electric Guitar Satin Black
Jackson DK2M Dinky Electric Guitar Satin Black

Features

  • Alder body with comfortable 7/8 Dinky size
  • 3-piece maple neck with graphite reinforcement
  • Compound-radius fingerboard with 24 jumbo frets
  • Seymour Duncan Zebra humbucking pickups
  • Jackson die-cast tuners
  • Floyd Rose double-locking tremolo
  • Black hardware
  • Dunlop strap locks
  • Case sold separately

Specs

body
  • Body: Alder
  • Body Shape: Dinky
neck
  • Neck Shape: Speed Neck
  • Number of Frets: 24
  • Fret Size: Jumbo
  • Position Inlays: Offset Black Dot (White Dot on Snow White)
  • Fretboard Radius: 12" to 16" Compound Radius (304.8 mm to 406.4 mm)
  • Headstock Binding: Black
  • Fretboard: Maple or Dark Rosewood
  • Neck Material: 3-Piece Maple with Graphite Reinforcement
  • Neck Finish: Oiled
  • Nut Width: 1.6875" (43 mm)
  • Scale Length: 25.5" (64.8 cm)
  • Headstock: Jackson Pointed 6 In-Line
  • Neck Binding: Black
electronics
  • Pickup Configuration: H/H
  • Bridge Pickup: Seymour Duncan Zebra JB TB4 Direct Mounted Humbucking Pickup
  • Neck Pickup: Seymour Duncan Zebra '59 SH1N Direct Mounted Humbucking Pickup
  • Pickup Switching: 5-Position Blade: Position 1. Full Bridge Pickup, Position 2. Two Inside Single Coils, Position 3. Both Full Humbucking Pickups, Position 4. Outer Neck Single Coil, Position 5. Full Neck Pickup
  • Controls: Master Volume, Master Tone
hardware
  • Hardware: Black
  • Bridge: Recessed Floyd Rose FRT-O2000 Double-Locking Tremolo
  • Tuning Machines: Jackson Die-Cast
  • String Nut: Floyd Rose R3
miscellaneous
  • Strings: D'Addario (.009-.042)

Reviews

5

10 Reviews

0%

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Reviewed by 10 customers

  • my go to

    5

    submitted10 years ago

    byErnster

    fromRiverside, ca

    I have 12 guitars. Some high end ESP, Gibson. This dinky is actually the most comfortable, perfect size and weight for me. I put a dimebucker in the bridge. I don't like painted necks, so this had the feel I prefer. Standard Floyd is a plus also. Mat black finish looks mean, and for the money you cant beat it. I like it better than the SL1. Call me crazy.

  • Amazing

    5

    submitted16 years ago

    byNameless

    fromMexico

    It's just Beautiful not very expensive great sound cannot ask for more

  • Amazing

    5

    submitted16 years ago

    byDarren

    fromArlington, WA

    First off. This is probably the easiest guitar you can play. The neck is so slick and fast it will double your playing ability. I got this for my first guitar, so I learned guitar on such an easy one to play and when I picked up my friends guitars that were a lot more rough on the fingerboard I sucked. Haha. So I guess thats only bad thing.The pickups are pretty good too. The bridge is great. The neck is a little week but for the price its amazing. I really have no complaints on this guitar at all. So its a great buy.

  • Awesomeness!!

    5

    submitted16 years ago

    byFlash

    fromFt. Worth, Tx.

    This guitar is by far one of the finest instruments out there for the price. It came set up perfectly, and it has one of the fastest neck actions I've ever played. A good buy for the serious rock player. It even came loaded with Duncans and a TSA flight case!

  • Best I've tried

    5

    submitted16 years ago

    byFelix

    fromVisalia

    I've had this guitar for about 3 months, and I love the feel of this guitar. It has a maple neck, which is nice and has very easy playability. The floyd rose works great, once you set it right and just leave it. when I got this guitar, I played for about 10 hours straight that day. About 2 days later, I went back to guitar center and tried out other guitars i had planned on buying, and nothing feels like this jackson. The only complaint I have is that one of the knobs is loose, but no biggie. The seymour Duncans sound good. The neck pick up is great for clean tone. You will not regret buying this guitar, is feels and sounds great.

  • BEST GUITAR I HAVE PLAYED TO DATE

    5

    submitted16 years ago

    byPatrick Russell

    fromLake Wales, Florida

    I have played many different guitars but of all of them this one is the best guitar i have played. My freind Mick from Grace Not Glory used it in a show after a 6 song set and five more days of me playing it, it was still in tune. It is extreamly light and comfertable when siting or standing. The Seymore Duncans have a heavy sound while still haveing a clear sound. It squeals like no other guitar I have played (even better than EMGs). The one thing I would suggest would be a Jackson case becuse with "universal" cases the headstock digs into the back of the case. If you take your playing seriously YOU MUST HAVE THIS GUITAR!!!!!

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