Fartknocker
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How much smaller (or "dinkier") is the Dinky? Is the only difference the size of the body?
cyndicate
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Fartknocker":3ebof7oy said:
Dinky is also a bolt on vs neck-thru, and also the back of the neck is unfinished.
realityescapes
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I believe, at least for the older dinky's that they were 7/8 in size and had a 24 3/4 scale length.
EvilBatman
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The current Dinky and Soloist have the same size body. Dinkys are bolt ons and Soloists are neck thru. The necks are also different sizes, the Dinky being thinner.
FUZZboat
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audiozone is your friend !!
http://audiozone.dk/cm/jackson-charvel-guitar-catalog-scans.php
BTW -
fusion pros = 24.75" gibson scale
everthing else dinky = 25.5" fender scale
again with this
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I have an older dinky. Used and abused... I have to be honest, I'd rather have a soloist. It's an ugly duckling, but stilll plays like a Jackson. By the way, my next project is a rehab to get this guitar a step above beater status, any body got a black OFR they want to sell? At one time, this was an amazing guitar... I covered it with sitckers, chipped the headstock at a gig... abused the hell out of it.
Scott Ians Beard
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The best sounding and playing Jackson ive ever touched was a Dk-1 dinky. This was back when they were 22 frets.
Really wish I bought that one...
Really wish I bought that one...
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fearhk213
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FUZZboat":23qleyxk said:
audiozone is your friend !!
http://audiozone.dk/cm/jackson-charvel-guitar-catalog-scans.php
BTW -
fusion pros = 24.75" gibson scale
everthing else dinky = 25.5" fender scale
Wow, that's old! I actually had that catalog. I remember drooling over the Rhoads Pro in there. Should've never sold that axe
Anyway, I thought it was the Fusions with the shorter scale.