Super ST Models
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Jackson JS22 Dinky Arch Top AMR MBL
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Electric Guitar / HN163237
Jackson's history dates back to the 1970s and intersects with the turbulent rise of hard music styles rooted in metal. Metal players immediately took to these instruments and to this day Jackson guitars are designed especially for them. Legendary guitarist Randy Rhoads (Ozzy Osbourne) has a hand in this, as he and Jackson designers drew the Concorde guitar design on a paper napkin in the early 1980s, redefining the sound of the metal guitar forever.
The JS series guitars are affordable models that offer the true Jackson tone without breaking the bank or compromising on build quality.
The body of this guitar is made of poplar wood and is protected by a glossy, polyester lacquer finish. The maple neck, which is bolted to the body, is perfect for fast playing. The amaranth fingerboard, whose radius is combined and flattens towards the body, is adapted to this. There are 24 jumbo frets. The typical shark fins made of mother-of-pearl are used for orientation. The gauge of the instrument is 648 mm, the width of the zero fret is 43 mm.
The strings pass through the body of the guitar via a single-turn tremolo (2 Point Fulcrum), the tuning is done by Jackson's precision Die-Cast mechnics.
Two humbuckers take care of the pickups, which are switched by a three-position switch. There are also volume and tone controls.
The JS 22 DINKY is a guitar that offers a great balance between price and performance. It will definitely be appreciated especially by players who are familiar with harder styles.
The JS series guitars are affordable models that offer the true Jackson tone without breaking the bank or compromising on build quality.
The body of this guitar is made of poplar wood and is protected by a glossy, polyester lacquer finish. The maple neck, which is bolted to the body, is perfect for fast playing. The amaranth fingerboard, whose radius is combined and flattens towards the body, is adapted to this. There are 24 jumbo frets. The typical shark fins made of mother-of-pearl are used for orientation. The gauge of the instrument is 648 mm, the width of the zero fret is 43 mm.
The strings pass through the body of the guitar via a single-turn tremolo (2 Point Fulcrum), the tuning is done by Jackson's precision Die-Cast mechnics.
Two humbuckers take care of the pickups, which are switched by a three-position switch. There are also volume and tone controls.
The JS 22 DINKY is a guitar that offers a great balance between price and performance. It will definitely be appreciated especially by players who are familiar with harder styles.
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Functions
- Controls 1x Volume, 1x Tone
- Pickup Switch 3-Way
Features
- Product Colour Metallic Blue
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Colour
Blue
- Surface Treatment Gloss
- Type Super ST model
- Neck Profile Speed Neck
- Scale 648 mm
- Radius 12 - 16 "
- Number of Frets 24
- Nut Width 42.86 mm
- Pickup Configuration H-H
- Pickup model 2x Jackson High Output Humbucking
- Bridge Single-Locking Tremolo
- Tuning Machines Jackson Sealed Die-Cast
- Hardware Black
- Strings Nickel Plated Steel (.009-.042 Gauges)
Material
- Body Poplar
- Top Does not contain
- Neck Maple
- Fingerboard Amaranth
Inputs and outputs
- MIDI No
- USB No
Accessories
- Hard Case No
- Case No
Country of production
- Country of Production China
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