The shred-ready Jackson JS22L Dinky DKA left-handed solidbody electric guitar was made to create sonic mayhem. The amazingly affordable JS22L Dinky serves up massive tone and killer sustain courtesy of its arched basswood body, tremolo tailpiece, and two high-output ceramic humbuckers. You'll relish the uber-playability of the maple speed neck and fat-fretted, compound-radius rosewood fingerboard that lets you chord blissfully and shred without the fear of fretting out. Say hello to your new weapon of choice: the Jackson JS22L Dinky.
Jackson JS22L Dinky DKA Left-handed Solidbody Electric Guitar at a Glance:
- Jackson high-output pickups deliver the ultra-hot tone you need to tear it up
- Compound-radius fretboard delivers maximum playing comfort and performance
- If looks could kill...
Jackson high-output pickups deliver the ultra-hot tone you need to tear it up
Looking for rock-solid metal tone? The Jackson JS22L Dinky DKA delivers! That's because Jackson hooked the JS22L Dinky DKA up with a pair of their custom-built ceramic-magnet humbuckers. These high-output humbuckers give you plenty of punch and serious bite - just what you need for today's most aggressive guitar styles.
Compound-radius fretboard delivers maximum playing comfort and performance
The JS22L Dinky DKA features a 12"-16" compound-radius fretboard for ultimate playability. This rosewood fingerboard (complete with classic Jackson shark fin inlays) is rounder near the nut for easy rhythm playing. As your playing heats up and moves up the JS22L Dinky DKA's fretboard, the radius flattens out for easier runs and big string bends. With a neck that plays this slick, you'll be up at the 24th fret before you know it.
Why do some of the used instruments have a “used” stamp on the back of the headstock?
This step is a long-standing agreement we have had with some of our manufacturing partners taken to protect their interests and to prevent the filing of improper warranty claims. For many consumers, the “used” stamp is recognized as a sign of quality, giving confidence that an instrument originating from MIRC has been properly set-up and refurbished by a professional tech.