CS Dinky Input Jack Placement

[Cygnus X1]

take it from colege droopout kids, stay in scool.
it will dooble or even quintraple yore ernings!

[Cygnus X1]

Seriously, folks, I'm 43 and still do continuing education...it's on the comapny dime. I'm always amazed how many people don't take advantage of it.

[Holy Diver]

LOL Looks like you won't be getting into any college "in particular" either. :ROTF:

I trusted the spell checker. My fault. At least I know what it means.

[Holy Diver]

Now this is funny. I guess I started a trend. :ROTF: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxMJhR74gpU

[Newc]

Where do you guys think is the best place for an input jack on a CS DInky? On the side of the guitar, where it is most often put or somewhere else? I was thinking on top like a strat, but I don't know. I want a Maple top so I don't know if that would look good.

I've always found bottom-edge-mounted "typical Jackson" placement somewhat bothersome, especially if you're not using a right-angle cord.

Being a Custom Shop, I'd see about mounting a recessed and angled jack on the edge near the rear strap pin, about halfway between the bottom curve and the pin.

[Holy Diver]

I've always found bottom-edge-mounted "typical Jackson" placement somewhat bothersome, especially if you're not using a right-angle cord.

Being a Custom Shop, I'd see about mounting a recessed and angled jack on the edge near the rear strap pin, about halfway between the bottom curve and the pin.

I would think that might get in the way when sitting down. I kind of play the guitar sitting in a classical position. Maybe I should just stick with angled cords. I guess the problem is not as bad as I thought.