- Is the JS11 good for beginners?
- Yes. The thin neck, 24 frets and light poplar body make it easy to start on, and it is an entry-level model. Budget for a setup and possibly new pickups later.
- Does it stay in tune with the tremolo?
- Light tremolo use is fine, but the non-locking two-point bridge goes out of tune with heavy dive-bombs. A proper setup and nut lubrication help.
- What is in the box?
- The guitar comes with stock strings and basic documentation. A cable, strap and tuner are usually not included, so plan to buy them.
- How does it compare to the JS22?
- The JS22 adds a bound neck and slightly better hardware, while the JS11 is the cheaper entry point. Both share the Dinky shape and 25.5-inch scale.
- What amp should I pair with it?
- A small modeling amp or a practice combo in the 10 to 20 watt range suits it well. The stock pickups benefit from a little gain.
- Which colors does it come in?
- It ships in Metallic Red, Gloss Black, Metallic Blue and Snow White, all with a gloss finish and black hardware.
- Where is the Jackson Dinky JS11 Electric Guitar cheapest?
- At St. John's Music, for CA$239.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Jackson Dinky JS11 Electric Guitar?
- 11 stores we checked sell it, including St. John's Music, Amazon CA, Long & McQuade, Ardens Music, Nantel Musique.