I am away from home until the 28th August - won't be able to ship any orders before then!
General information: For sale is a 2014 (I think) Jackson Dinky JS22-7 in satin black with a rosewood fretboard. The guitar looks as mean and metal as when I got it new back in 2014, or perhaps even more so with a chip in the finish near the jack - couldn't find any other big marks like that in the 2 minutes of searching while I took the listing photos. It does have one other sign of wear - the volume pot crackles when you turn it, though even when put through my HM-2 it's not unbearable. Someone with more time on their hands and a decent soldering iron could probably check the wiring (or replace the pot). Keeps in tune fine, even with violent string bends and heavy-handed picking. Included is my trusty Proel gig bag. Selling because it's not been getting the play time it deserves lately.
Personal comments: The neck is extremely comfortable to play, and access to the higher frets is excellent despite the lack of any smooth contouring near the joint. The pick-ups are hot and lend themselves beautifully to some 90s Gothenburg style riffage, which has been this guitar's main job since I brought it home from the shop.
Please feel free to get in touch if you have any questions or would like more info/photos.
General information: For sale is a 2014 (I think) Jackson Dinky JS22-7 in satin black with a rosewood fretboard. The guitar looks as mean and metal as when I got it new back in 2014, or perhaps even more so with a chip in the finish near the jack - couldn't find any other big marks like that in the 2 minutes of searching while I took the listing photos. It does have one other sign of wear - the volume pot crackles when you turn it, though even when put through my HM-2 it's not unbearable. Someone with more time on their hands and a decent soldering iron could probably check the wiring (or replace the pot). Keeps in tune fine, even with violent string bends and heavy-handed picking. Included is my trusty Proel gig bag. Selling because it's not been getting the play time it deserves lately.
Personal comments: The neck is extremely comfortable to play, and access to the higher frets is excellent despite the lack of any smooth contouring near the joint. The pick-ups are hot and lend themselves beautifully to some 90s Gothenburg style riffage, which has been this guitar's main job since I brought it home from the shop.
Please feel free to get in touch if you have any questions or would like more info/photos.
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| Listed | 3 months ago |
| Condition | Very Good (Used) Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.learn more |
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