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[Nduro]

hello, this is my first post here and I'm looking for information about this guitar or is it DX7? the seller wants about $ 200

https://ibb.co/9scR02K

https://ibb.co/fn243SY

https://ibb.co/vV2gKbV

https://ibb.co/DVV62v7

https://ibb.co/B4PcWwR

[john.w.lawson]

hello, this is my first post here and I'm looking for information about this guitar or is it DX7? the seller wants about $ 200

https://ibb.co/9scR02K

https://ibb.co/fn243SY

https://ibb.co/vV2gKbV

https://ibb.co/DVV62v7

https://ibb.co/B4PcWwR

buy it!
Necks worth a hundred or more, I'm not familiar with the model but it look good for 200. I don't really think you can go wrong.

[Number Of The Priest]

DX7 is likely the right guess. That's a Made in India serial number. Here's another one as an example: https://www.fanaticguitars.com/en/pr...72990-b-stock/

[Nduro]

thanks for valuable information, I will write to him tomorrow if I can pick it up in person. I have only 140 km by expressway.

[john.w.lawson]

DX7 is likely the right guess. That's a Made in India serial number. Here's another one as an example: https://www.fanaticguitars.com/en/pr...72990-b-stock/

You know India is the new MIJ right that or china since the Mexico plant closed. I know Indonesia is set to become the new USA

[metalhobo]

I noticed some new bolt on pro series charvels and dinkies were made in korea recently. hopefully that's the WMI factory. they've been putting out solid guitars for a few decades now. still overpriced these days though.

[john.w.lawson]

I noticed some new bolt on pro series charvels and dinkies were made in korea recently. hopefully that's the WMI factory. they've been putting out solid guitars for a few decades now. still overpriced these days though.

Yeah, I have a Bc rich from there it's better then their USA stuff
IMO of having one of each. I don't think of things like oh, you must've got a good or bad one. I'm +1 with you on that MH

[john.w.lawson]

Let me take that good one bad one back, I did own a USA KV2 with 23 frets and it was serialized! So, some stuff gets past QC when they are smokin' thee bowl

[BlindMilwaukee]

Hello and sorry if this is the wrong spot to post. I’m trying to find some information on a guitar that came up for sale. I couldn’t find anything on the Jackson website such as a vault for example of old models. does the guitar in this url seem legit? Thanks in advance for any information either way.

https://reverb.com/ca/item/48760525-jackson-pro-dinky-dk2-2018-gloss-black

[pianoguyy]

it's a 2017, not 2018.
and I don't know when/if they stopped making the 3 bolts with off-center dots
but other than that... what do you think is wrong with it?

[BlindMilwaukee]

Thanks for the quick reply. I don’t have much experience with Jackson (yet, hopefully) but I thought there would have been a metal plate covering the 3 bolts on the back of the neck.

Just that and typing the serial number in didn’t give me any info. More or less just somewhat nervous I guess about buying a guitar online through a private sale that I can’t view in person first. I’m gonna pull the trigger though. It seems to be exactly what I’ve been searching for.

[Number Of The Priest]

Only 4-bolt, square-shaped joints received neckplates.

Even then, a few 4-bolt joints didn't have neckplates. For example, the earliest KE3 guitars (1996 until a date I have been unable to determine) did not have neckplates, but gained neckplates again at some point; my 2009 KE3 has one. The current 4-bolt joint on some of the Charvel DK24s are rounded and don't have neckplates either.

Everything looks fine for your 2017 Mexican DK2.

Fortunately, the Fender-style serial numbers on these recent Jacksons and Charvels makes it easy to determine the manufacturing date and country of origin. MX = Mexico, J = Jackson, 17 = 2017.

[BlindMilwaukee]

Thank you for this detailed response. Having the neck plate issue settled I feel much better about the purchase. Also thanks for this quick and easy way to read the serial number too. Much appreciated you guys.