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STC-Shaped Guitar from Jackson belonging to the Pro series

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  • milo_68milo_68

    Jackson DK2M DinkyPublished on 02/18/07 at 06:29
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    So have here is a beautiful prsence of Jackson DK2m spcificits here are the:

    Japanese-Guitar
    -Handle is Rabl (Saddle button) gives a more "slam" in clean example.
    -2 Humbucker (Seymour Duncan JB TB4 in the bridge and Seymour Duncan Jazz in neck SH2N Humbucking)
    -Master volume, master tone
    Floyd-rose licensed
    3-position selector
    -Alder body

    UTILIZATION

    I use this sumptuous guitar depusi 3 months now, and I must say that I really have a lot o buttock to the price that I paid (750) because it meets all required only one I could atendre d good guitar.

    The neck is perfect, no cramps and handling very easy (though I played on Ibanez, handle rput "Bisara") has both rou…
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    So have here is a beautiful prsence of Jackson DK2m spcificits here are the:

    Japanese-Guitar
    -Handle is Rabl (Saddle button) gives a more "slam" in clean example.
    -2 Humbucker (Seymour Duncan JB TB4 in the bridge and Seymour Duncan Jazz in neck SH2N Humbucking)
    -Master volume, master tone
    Floyd-rose licensed
    3-position selector
    -Alder body

    UTILIZATION

    I use this sumptuous guitar depusi 3 months now, and I must say that I really have a lot o buttock to the price that I paid (750) because it meets all required only one I could atendre d good guitar.

    The neck is perfect, no cramps and handling very easy (though I played on Ibanez, handle rput "Bisara") has both round and end, I personally working stream ca perfect but is a aprsc chaqun of to choose.

    Aces o acute perfect Ocun problem.

    Weight rsonable do everything.

    Portard rgls well, not too sensitive when itempstif layup during a furious attack plectrum ^ ^.

    Basically, I have this guitar imprssion t tailor-made for my hand and my weight.

    SOUNDS

    Then, have come o Valhalla.
    This is litralement Bluff scratched, it is suitable for virtually all styles of music.

    I'll start with the sound dcortiquer clean:
    It's amazing, can go to have a blues sound, a sound of jazz to sound more "varitquot and then sound more like agrssif country, rock and slamming.
    aa have our disposal all the proposed panel of sonority between the round and a trs trs slamming his (the all is how to play with the volume knob, Tone of the switch and all this combined with the amp;)

    and now I go to the distortion, then, have a big feel good that Jackson expects to have a guitar with a style like this.
    Again, have a distortion can go from crunch has a lot more cool distortion and of course through a distortion trsno and even hard rock.
    the Seymour Duncan spits really contrary to what the have to believe. may be that by changing the SH2 and HS8 in a metant SH4 in place of TB4 have obtained more pattate but these are micro dja plundering of the true leg.

    OVERALL OPINION

    As stated above, this guitar, unwanted j for 3 months (on a peavey bandit 112) and I am Xtremely happy corespond it perfectly to my standards and my expectations. from my point of view, the report is qualitprix xlent but ur d say that Jackson is a bit expensive, are chaqun view.

    n'tant still a modest amateur ssay j ^ ^ m interested in all types of music in order to aprendre the most technical and posible aporte m this guitar all day what I need.

    Strengths: Polivalente, comfort, look, sound.

    weakness: a slightly floyd pnible when changes have ropes or pulling (and yes it must be a dfault ^ ^)

    I would do without this choice hsit
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  • nono_sgnono_sg

    Jackson DK2M DinkyPublished on 08/29/07 at 13:10
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    CHARACTERISTICS see other opinions ^ ^

    UTILIZATION

    What's more, I can view with any other ...
    This scratch is really good fit all styles of play, it all hangs on, the sound we are looking for is easy to find!
    I invest more in the Bourin but when I get to play a little blues or jazz is nikel! And with that I want to say ... sweeping, tapping, legato, staccato ... It's been fun !!!^^

    SOUNDS

    Then, it was well suited my style!! I play on a small Marshall Valvestate 30W and spitting so I guess its not even with a tube amp sound ... Brief Bourin you guessed there's no concern but then the clean sound I ' silent skeptical but since I tried it I found a little compassion f…
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    CHARACTERISTICS see other opinions ^ ^

    UTILIZATION

    What's more, I can view with any other ...
    This scratch is really good fit all styles of play, it all hangs on, the sound we are looking for is easy to find!
    I invest more in the Bourin but when I get to play a little blues or jazz is nikel! And with that I want to say ... sweeping, tapping, legato, staccato ... It's been fun !!!^^

    SOUNDS

    Then, it was well suited my style!! I play on a small Marshall Valvestate 30W and spitting so I guess its not even with a tube amp sound ... Brief Bourin you guessed there's no concern but then the clean sound I ' silent skeptical but since I tried it I found a little compassion for the quiet songs! No just kidding ... to say she is super!

    OVERALL OPINION

    I use it recently but that's not why I have not had time to do lots of things!
    What's great is that I love everything .... and ... well I would default the floyd for changing strings and all that stuff but boy when you want one floyd bin and we paying the price!
    How else do better than the previous ones opinion ... for me they are gniaux then .... nothing to add!
    I would do without this choice (but then without) hsiter ^ ^
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  • tjon901tjon901

    Dinky with a maple fretboard!

    Jackson DK2M DinkyPublished on 06/16/11 at 05:26
    These guitars hit the scene like a hurricane. When they first came out everyone was freaking out over the clean looks the maple fretboard with black inlays gave. The alpine white finish gave a touch of class also. These guitars were flying off the shelf and with good reason. They had the great Jackson playability with a new Jackson look. Jackson does not put out many guitars with maple fretboards and this guitar started a craze. Today it is still one of the hottest selling import Jacksons. The guitar features an Alder body with a rock maple bolt on neck. The fretboard is unfinished maple with jumbo frets and Jacksons famous compound radius fretboard and Jacksons trademark sharkfin inlays. …
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    These guitars hit the scene like a hurricane. When they first came out everyone was freaking out over the clean looks the maple fretboard with black inlays gave. The alpine white finish gave a touch of class also. These guitars were flying off the shelf and with good reason. They had the great Jackson playability with a new Jackson look. Jackson does not put out many guitars with maple fretboards and this guitar started a craze. Today it is still one of the hottest selling import Jacksons. The guitar features an Alder body with a rock maple bolt on neck. The fretboard is unfinished maple with jumbo frets and Jacksons famous compound radius fretboard and Jacksons trademark sharkfin inlays. he compound radius allows the for great playability on both ends of the neck. Near the headstock on the low end the radius is 12 inches which means the fretboard is slightly more curved up there to make playing chord shapes more comfortable. Near the high end the radius is 16 inches which makes shredding and lead playing effortless. The guitar comes with two Seymour Duncan pickups from the factory. It has a TB-4 in the bridge and a SH-2N in the bridge. The pickups are switched by a 3 way blade switch and there is a master volume and master tone knob. To finish it off there is a licensed Floyd Rose tremolo.

    UTILIZATION

    The unfinished maple fretboard feels great under your fingers. Because the guitar is bolt on construction it will have a heel at the neck joint unlike the higher end Jacksons that are neck through. Jackson has done their best to make sure the heel does not get in the way. They have recessed the heel and the back of the guitar. The jumbo frets let you get a nice action and the compound radius fretboard means that you can comfortably play on both ends of the neck. Unlike on the neck through Jacksons this guitars bolt on neck means you get a bare neck. Many people prefer the feel of bare wood to a finished neck. A finished neck can sometimes get sticky as you play the guitar and sweat. The licensed Floyd Rose tremolo is okay and will work fine with a proper setup.

    SOUNDS

    These guitars are very versatile in their sound. They can do any type of music. Coming with quality Seymour Duncan pickups from the factory put its ahead of most companies guitars which just come with in-house pickups. The TB4 in the bridge is a total machine and rips for metal and heavy rock. It is clear and defined and can handle the heaviest gain and lowest tunings. It has a nice high output so it will push your amp hard and give you a good tone. The SH2N fills the role of neck position perfectly. It gives you a nice smooth tone for your lead playing and can clean up really well for clean passages. It is great Jackson is putting in name brand pickups into their even reasonably priced guitars.

    OVERALL OPINION

    This guitar is great for the money. It has really great looks and playability. Maple fretboards are coming back in a big way. Jackson is starting to make other guitars with maple fretboards. Jackson really had a hit when they designed this guitar. You can really fall in love with the looks of it.
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