Detail 01
Floyd Rose Special double-locking tremolo with locking nut
The bridge is intended for dive bombs and other tremolo effects while the system is described as providing string stability.

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The X Series Dinky DK1A combines a curved nyatoh Dinky body with a bolt-on, graphite-reinforced maple neck and 24 jumbo frets. Its 12–16 inch compound-radius amaranth fingerboard is shaped for lower-position chords and quicker technical work higher on the neck. Two Jackson high-output humbuckers provide the pickup configuration, while the Floyd Rose Special double-locking tremolo is built for dive bombs and other tremolo effects. The control layout is deliberately spare: one volume knob, with no listed pickup switching.


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Detail 01
The bridge is intended for dive bombs and other tremolo effects while the system is described as providing string stability.
Detail 02
Its profile supports lower-position chording and fast, technical playing higher up the neck.
Detail 03
The guitar uses an HH pickup configuration for heavy riffing and lead work described in the product details.
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No. A case or gig bag is sold separately.
It uses a Floyd Rose Special double-locking tremolo with a Floyd Rose Special locking nut.
Switching is listed as none. The control layout lists a single volume knob.
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