How to tell what model Jackson you have

[Jensa]

The DK2FS is a 2004-5 serial.
I don't have time right now to figure out the second model.

thanks and please let me know if you figure out the last one

[Mudlark]

DK2's and 3's were pro series made in Japan...as were all pros made in Japan. (up until 2011)
They're currently Indonesian and Mexican.

The mix of chrome and black hardware suggest to me the neck was added by a previous owner. I may be wrong, but the model is confusing me off the top of my head.

I'd suggest removing the neck and checking the date/model stamps in the pocket and on the neck heel. If the body and/or neck is actually Japanese made, they should have stamps. The 9611xxx serial indicates 1998-99, but I wouldn't put much faith in that considering it may not be all original.

[Jensa]

DK2's and 3's were pro series made in Japan...as were all pros made in Japan. (up until 2011)
They're currently Indonesian and Mexican.

The mix of chrome and black hardware suggest to me the neck was added by a previous owner. I may be wrong, but the model is confusing me off the top of my head.

I'd suggest removing the neck and checking the date/model stamps in the pocket and on the neck heel. If the body and/or neck is actually Japanese made, they should have stamps. The 9611xxx serial indicates 1998-99, but I wouldn't put much faith in that considering it may not be all original.

I did change bridge (jackson licensed under floyd rose pat.) and volume/tone pots, they were all black before.
I did remove the neck and found this: https://imgur.com/a/iiGFt

[Carbuff]

So its a Jackson ATX?

https://en.audiofanzine.com/stc-shaped-guitar/jackson/atx/medias/pictures/a.play,m.109942.html

They come in solid colors too. Its odd that some of them seem to have reverse headstocks and some dont.
What does your control cavity look like? Is it the bigger ontario sized one or an sd charvel looking thing?

[Jensa]

So its a Jackson ATX?

https://en.audiofanzine.com/stc-shaped-guitar/jackson/atx/medias/pictures/a.play,m.109942.html

They come in solid colors too. Its odd that some of them seem to have reverse headstocks and some dont.
What does your control cavity look like? Is it the bigger ontario sized one or an sd charvel looking thing?

Yep they look very much like the same to me.
They seem to bit rare from what i read, but nothing special really.
Anyone know the value or what guitar it can be compared to?

im not sure what the difference between the control cavitys so i took a pic https://imgur.com/a/LmVIp

[Carbuff]

Yeah, yours has the smaller sd style cavity like the atx in the pic. Most Dinky style imports have the larger ontario style route. Interesting. I think they were a fairly budget offering at the time.

https://images.reverb.com/image/uplo...pyivtqtaon.jpg

[Jensa]

Yeah, yours has the smaller sd style cavity like the atx in the pic. Most Dinky style imports have the larger ontario style route. Interesting. I think they were a fairly budget offering at the time.

https://images.reverb.com/image/uplo...pyivtqtaon.jpg

so it ends up wih me having a cheap jackson after all. Still the best guitar i had and played on.
Wonder how i feel when i try one even better built!
Thanks for all help and answers.

cheers

[Carbuff]

Well, I think even a cheaper one of that era is still a decent guitar. I think its just lacking in features more than skimping on quality.

[Mudlark]

Well, I think even a cheaper one of that era is still a decent guitar. I think its just lacking in features more than skimping on quality.

Exactly.

[Jensa]

I have a original floyed and emg 81 on the guitar now so i guess it helps making it sound better.
I think i gave around 150$ for for the guitar.
No matter what, this guitar is a keeper. Not many other guitars are!

[Carbuff]

Sounds like a good deal to me.

[RR2772]

PCS - Player's Choice Series RR - just like his black/gold one.

That was available from 1993 to 1994 acordenly to the offical catalogs. However any orders after came only with RR serials aka Custom Shop. I found out the hard way when I got RR2772 new in Denmark January 1997 having put it in the order summer 1996. I know RR2795 is also one. It was on US Ebay years ago. Still got RR2772 and love it!

[Madmedic]

Great info... I'm still a bit confused about my Jackson, though...
I bought it new, sometime in the 1990s from Musician's Friend.
I remember it was called a "Dinky Reverse" (I don't remember any other designations like "DK").
It has a reverse headstock, rosewood board with dots, HSS pickups, and a Floyd Rose Lic. that is NOT RECESSED.
I have not been able to find pics of guitars that are exactly like it.
All of the similar ones I've found have the Floyd recessed into the body.
It has an 8 digit serial#, on a sticker on the back of the headstock.
Serial is: "65007840".

[Number Of The Priest]

Great info... I'm still a bit confused about my Jackson, though...
I bought it new, sometime in the 1990s from Musician's Friend.
I remember it was called a "Dinky Reverse" (I don't remember any other designations like "DK").
It has a reverse headstock, rosewood board with dots, HSS pickups, and a Floyd Rose Lic. that is NOT RECESSED.
I have not been able to find pics of guitars that are exactly like it.
All of the similar ones I've found have the Floyd recessed into the body.
It has an 8 digit serial#, on a sticker on the back of the headstock.
Serial is: "65007840".

Does it look like this, except with dot inlays instead of sharkfins? https://www.jcfonline.com/forum/equi...09#post2104009

[Madmedic]

Does it look like this, except with dot inlays instead of sharkfins? https://www.jcfonline.com/forum/equi...09#post2104009

I think so... Can't tell from your pic, if that Floyd is recessed.
Mine is not.
Photos in this link:

https://www.amazon.com/photos/shared...CBCvJ1jAXoziBc