Detail 01
12–16 inch compound-radius laurel fingerboard
The tighter lower end supports chord work; the flatter upper register is intended for wide bends and fast lines.

Independent shopping perspective
Built around a poplar Soloist body and reinforced maple neck-thru construction, the Gold Bullion SLX DX puts its focus on fast, high-gain playing. Its pair of Jackson high-output humbuckers covers tight rhythm parts and saturated leads, while the recessed Floyd Rose Special double-locking tremolo is there for pronounced vibrato and dive-bomb work. The 24-fret layout gives you the full neck for technical passages, with a simple three-way pickup switch and master volume and tone controls.


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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
The tighter lower end supports chord work; the flatter upper register is intended for wide bends and fast lines.
Detail 02
Provides access across all 24 frets for lead and technical parts.
Detail 03
The neck runs through the body and uses graphite reinforcement for stability and sustain.
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Product questions
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It has two Jackson high-output humbuckers: one at the bridge and one at the neck.
A three-position blade switch works with master volume and master tone controls.
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