Detail 01
HSS pickups with five-way switch
A bridge humbucker, neck single-coil, and middle single-coil are selected through five pickup positions.

Independent shopping perspective
Built around fast electric-guitar playing, the JS34Q DKA-M pairs a poplar double-cutaway body with a bolt-on maple speed neck reinforced with graphite. Its 24 jumbo frets and 12–16-inch compound-radius maple fingerboard move from a rounder feel at the nut to a flatter upper register. The HSS pickup layout and five-way switch give you multiple pickup selections, while the Floyd Rose licensed double-locking tremolo supports pitch-shifting effects and locks the strings at the nut and bridge after tuning.


Strong match
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
A bridge humbucker, neck single-coil, and middle single-coil are selected through five pickup positions.
Detail 02
Strings lock at both the nut and bridge after tuning for tremolo pitch-shifting use.
Detail 03
The fingerboard begins at a 12-inch radius near the nut and flattens to 16 inches toward the body.
Detail 04
The maple neck is bolt-on and reinforced with graphite.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It uses an HSS layout: a high-output bridge humbucker plus high-output neck and middle single-coils, selected with a five-way switch.
Yes. Its Floyd Rose licensed double-locking tremolo is described for pitch effects including dive bombs, squeals, and warbles.
No. The case or gig bag is sold separately.
Reference
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