General
This Jackson DK2MQHT is so beautiful, you'll want to put it a frame. We advise you not to, though, because it simply sounds too good. Firstly, the shape. This Dinky solid-body belongs to Jackson's Pro Series and has a Chlorine Burst finish and a maple fretboard. With its striking sharp headstock, this metal axe has a rather exclusive look that perfectly matches its great sound qualities.
The DK2MQHT: shredding potential
This instrument is at the service of guitarists who are into the heavier music styles. Two powerful Seymour Duncan humbuckers, a JB TB-4 Zebra pickup at the bridge and a '59 SH-1N Zebra pickup at the neck, make sure that the output is absolutely hot. The five-way pickup switch gives you all the possibilities to create a wide range of sounds. The controls are completed with a nickel-plated tone and volume knob. A Jackson HT6 bridge, string-thru-body type, provides a fuller tone and a longer sustain than a tremolo bridge does. Together with the fast neck, the Jackson DK2MQHT is ready for action.
Jackson Guitars
The renowned American brand Jackson Guitars was founded in 1980 by Grover Jackson and rose to fame with its customised V-guitar for Randy Rhoads. Today, many famous guitarists play a Jackson. Jackson guitars usually have an elegant design, a sharp headstock, shark fin position markers and a powerful sound, perfect for metal and hard rock. The Pro Series features many of the specifications of the handmade USA series, but comes at a much more affordable price.
