Dinky type of Soloist type?
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What kind of body does this guitar have?
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Re: What kind of body does this guitar have?
Looks like a full size flat top, bound Strat body.Scott
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Re: What kind of body does this guitar have?
Soloist = Dinky. In general terms, they are the same shape, just neckthrough vs. bolt-on.
Flat top bound strat = strat body. Same body shape as the rest of the USA Charvel line. It just has binding surrounding the top of the body (think like Jackson necks). And the lack of the that diagonal bevel/carve where your right forearm rests while playing, results in the flat top designation. Bound bodies are usually flat tops.
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Re: What kind of body does this guitar have?
Nope. A common confusion, as a dinky is smaller than a strat. Hence the actual full name of "dinky strat". But not smaller than a soloist.
And I just realized I didn't explain the differences between a dinky and strat. Like the saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words...
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Re: What kind of body does this guitar have?
Wow! What a gorgeous guitar! I apologize for asking so many questions, but I just respect and value all the knowledge you guys have on this board. How would an Ibanez RG body compare to a Dinky type body? I guess what I want to know is how would an RG body be classified in terms of body shaped? Soloist, Dinky?
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