Jackson Dinky

[Geo]

For fuck sake, why did they move the bridge forward on the 24 fret dinky?

Long story short, building a superstart, got a real nice Jackson 24 fret neck, won't work on my 87 Kramer Pacer Classic body.

For fucks sake.

 

[HellraiserJohnny]

I had a few CS Dinky Strats (90's) so I can only answer to the CS Models and not the off the shelf models built today . . . .

For a 24-fret Jackson Custom Shop Dinky (or Soloist), the bridge is physically positioned closer to the neck than on a 22-fret counterpart, and the neck pickup is shifted even closer to the bridge to accommodate the fretboard extension.

Relocating the Bridge: Because a 24-fret neck stretches physically closer to the bridge, the bridge route must be relocated toward the neck to allow the saddles to intonate properly at the exact doubled scale length.