Jackson X Series Dinky Arch Top DKAF7 MS Electric Guitar Stained Mahogany TGF33
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With the Jackson X Series DKAF7 Dinky 7-string solidbody electric guitar, you'll enjoy all the speed-inducing design, full-throated tone, and focused-sounding lows of a multi-scale instrument in an affordable package. The guitar's warm-sounding mahogany arched body feels great and looks even better. A pair of hot Jackson humbuckers offers enough output to wring the most from your rig. And the bolt-on multi-scale neck begs for your fastest and most technical playing. If you love pushing your tone and playing to the extreme, grab a Jackson X Series DKAF7 Dinky 7-string today.
Multi-scale necks are tailor-made for down-tuned and technical playing. Their scale length is longer on the bass side of the instrument and shorter on the treble side, yielding better intonation, consistent tension, and equal attack between strings. Many guitarists here at Sweetwater have made the transition to multi-scale guitars. If you're into thunderous low-end chug and high-speed soloing, you owe it to yourself to try out one of these high-performance instruments.
To match the X Series DKAF7's amazing performance, Jackson installed a pair of their own high-output humbucking pickups. When it comes to modern rock and cutting-edge metal, you need the power of these pickups to punch the front end of your favorite high-gain amp or pedal. Take command of the deep, thunderous lows and brilliant highs you need to stand out in the mix. One second, you can hold down the rhythm with thick, chunky riffs, and the next, flip your DKAF7 Dinky into high gear and tear into a solo. Simply put, this is the sound you've been looking for.
From Phil Collen of Def Leppard and James Root of Slipknot to Lamb of God's Mark Morton (just to name a few), some of the most formidable axe-slingers in rock have used Jackson guitars to generate their fretboard fireworks. Jackson guitars are designed from the ground up for monster tone, amazing playability, and rock-solid reliability every time they take the stage or hit the studio. Of course, it doesn't hurt to look good, either; if you're looking for a visually stunning instrument to impress your audience and show that you mean business, you want a Jackson.