Need some help to Identify...pic heavy

[Amerturk]

Thanks again for all the help guys. Up and running and this thing rips! Great feel and fantastic sustain.

Here are some more pimp shots, before and after.

[Cygnus X1]

It's....beautiful.
Thanks for crashing my slow browser!

[RacerX]

NOT a DK-1 ... as neilli indicated. In the early 90s USA Production guitars were known as

USA (Model) or (Model) Custom.

[Amerturk]

The guitar sounds great but I'm new to the JE1200 thing. I understand it's vol/tone/mid. When I turn the mid, it's there, but not huge. I have no idea if this is normal. There is no hum btw.

The three toggles is taking some time to get use to. Pending the location, one acts as a kill switch. I'm not sure if this is normal, but the electronics look untouched.

Any noob assistance would be great.

[Ward]

I've had three guitars with the JE1200, and I've never noticed a huge difference in sound when adjusting the mid knob. Like you mentioned, I notice it, but it's not a night and day type difference.

Not sure what to tell you on the toggles. Each one should work as an on/off switch for each corresponding pickup (bridge, middle, neck). If no switches are turned on, there is no output from the guitar.

[Amerturk]

Thanks Ward, that makes total sense now.

[Force]

Some find these graphics cheesy, I think they are awesome. You've really brought that thing back to life, well done.

[RacerX]

NOT a DK-1 ... as neilli indicated. In the early 90s USA Production guitars were known as

USA (Model) or (Model) Custom.

To clarify: it is still a USA Dinky, it's just not a DK-1 - that designation came later. So this would be known as USA Dinky or Dinky Custom.

Just like a pre 1994 Rhoads is not called a RR1

[Amerturk]

To clarify: it is still a USA Dinky, it's just not a DK-1 - that designation came later. So this would be known as USA Dinky or Dinky Custom.

Just like a pre 1994 Rhoads is not called a RR1

Thank you for the clarification.