Detail 01
Five-way switch with push/pull tone control
In full-bridge and full-neck positions, the tone control switches between voices one and two; positions two through four use voice three’s single-coil tone.

Independent shopping perspective
Built around a 26.5-inch-scale, seven-string Dinky platform, the DK Modern EverTune combines a basswood body with a graphite-reinforced bolt-on maple/wenge/maple neck. Its satin neck back, 12–16-inch compound-radius ebony fingerboard and 24 jumbo stainless-steel frets support fast, detailed playing. Active multi-voiced Fishman Fluence Open Core humbuckers work through a five-way selector, while the EverTune F7 bridge is designed to hold its tuning after setup for studio and live work.


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Detail 01
In full-bridge and full-neck positions, the tone control switches between voices one and two; positions two through four use voice three’s single-coil tone.
Detail 02
Neck-relief adjustments are made at the heel.
Detail 03
After tuning, the bridge is described as remaining in tune.
Detail 04
These are part of the guitar’s tuning hardware.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Use the five-way blade switch. In positions one and five, the push/pull tone control changes between voices one and two; positions two through four use voice three’s single-coil tone.
It has 24 jumbo stainless-steel frets on a bound ebony fingerboard.
The guitar has a heel-mount truss-rod adjustment wheel for neck-relief tweaks.
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