Hey take a look at my guitar family!

[VitaminG]

Re: Hey take a look at my guitar family!

great looking kids you got there!

So can you tell us, what's Custom about the Eerie Dess Dinky? (Apart from the bridge pickup)

[Newc]

Re: Hey take a look at my guitar family!

Years ago the USA models with ebony and fins were the "Custom" models, and the ones with rosewood and dot inlays were "Student" (much like the difference between Gisbon's LP/SG "Custom" and "Standard").

However, those designations haven't been used since 1989.

Then again, I don't recall if the early 90s Dinkys (note the single routes) had 2 or 3 knobs [img]/images/graemlins/scratchhead.gif[/img]

Also looks like the switch angle may be different [img]/images/graemlins/scratchhead.gif[/img]

[prizrak]

Re: Hey take a look at my guitar family!

Sweet collection man!

[Nuclear Vampire]

Re: Hey take a look at my guitar family!

Very ice collection! Cool nick too.

[RickStar]

Re: Hey take a look at my guitar family!

i love the rg prestige. those are great guitars.

[srommes]

Re: Hey take a look at my guitar family!

Nice...love the Carvins!

[Drizzt]

Re: Hey take a look at my guitar family!

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Nice porn, how is the YJM?

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That was my first "real" guitar, it's about 12 years old. She plays wonderfully, the DiMarzio's HS3 are great pickups, not really hot, but smooth and with A LOT of definition...

[Drizzt]

Re: Hey take a look at my guitar family!

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Years ago the USA models with ebony and fins were the "Custom" models, and the ones with rosewood and dot inlays were "Student" (much like the difference between Gisbon's LP/SG "Custom" and "Standard").

However, those designations haven't been used since 1989.

Then again, I don't recall if the early 90s Dinkys (note the single routes) had 2 or 3 knobs [img]/images/graemlins/scratchhead.gif[/img]

Also looks like the switch angle may be different [img]/images/graemlins/scratchhead.gif[/img]

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The Dinky Custom was pictured in the 1994/1995 Jackson Catalog. Essentially, was a bolt-on version of the Usa Soloist of the time, and featured a Floyd Rose, a Bill Lawrence L500XL in the bridge (at that time every usa Dinky, Soloist and RR mounted Bill Lawrence's pickups) and two Jackson's single coil, with a volume, a tone and a 5 blade switch. The replacing of the stock neck pickup with a Seymour Duncan Hot Rails was the only customization I've done to that wonderful guitar!

[kruneh]

Re: Hey take a look at my guitar family!

Nice, that Carvin 7 is so sweet!!

[VitaminG]

Re: Hey take a look at my guitar family!

cool! Thanks for the info, Drizzt

[Aaron]

Re: Hey take a look at my guitar family!

nice,
cool Carvins..