I bought the Oxblood one about a month ago. And that neck is actually insane. It feels like a MJ or almost American quality neck. I almost thought about saving a little longer for an MJ Dinky, but honestly, I'm glad I bought the pro plus.
I have played all sorts of guitars over the past 20 years, but FOR ME Dinkys are my jam, I have the 22 32 and pro plus so worth the money, each guitar has its purpose. If you are new to DINKYs go and pick up a jackson DK22 for £150- you wont regret it, it was my first step into the awesomeness that is the jackson DINKY.
Nice review, I might give it a try on this one ! It would be fine if you'd said anything about fretboard. Are the sharp edged, is that white the paint ok, does this tremolo stay in tune? I have just returned Jackson Rhoads RRX24 due to QM issues, horrible fretboard with glue traces on it, uneven frets, paint flaws...I don not really trust Jackson QM from my experience! Anyway, hard to compare the two, RRX24 has laurel fretboard which sucks, Dinky is ebony, which is much better and a big plus are the steel frets! Yet, RRX24 has active pickups Duncan which, in my opinion, sound better than passive! Thanks ! 2:55
I did it that way for a handful of videos last year. I hate editing videos and I like the "in the room" sound better, personally. I'll likely stick with my "shoot and release" style. Thanks for watching! Cheers!
Jacksons are great , surprised you didn't go for the one with active fluencers .... It's one of the best feeling Jacksons I've played..or guitar period.. I've got a nice performer and love the HSH combo..good playing
Man, sick playing, and the guitar looks awesome. How does the floyd hold tune? I've owned a FR1000 guitar before and it was perfect with tuning stability.
You don't need a new bridge. Get the push in kit for $18. There is zero design or performance difference between the FR1000, FR1500 or OFR. Get the fat brass, Arch Top will take a 42mm. Good review. I have several Pro Series but haven't played a Pro Plus yet, but that pick combo came 9n my Virtuoso and it's awesome isn't it. 😊
Hey Christopher. Great playing and I love the channel. I just purchased two of these and I agree with the previous comment that these stack up to their MIJ 90’s counterparts. I’m very impressed. I just saw you listed this one on Reverb (the ‘84 Floyd gave away that it was yours lol). Can I ask what made you decide to part ways with it?
Yep. I put a hair tie on all of my guitars with headstocks. It eliminates sympathetic string vibrations behind the nut. This helps with unwanted noise and sustain.
All great guitars. But, if I had to pick just one, I'd go with the Jem. For 2 simple reasons. The body is far more comfortable than both the others, and it will go up in value more than the others. All of them play and sound great. The Jem is just slightly better IMO. Which is also reflected in its price.
Hi Chris. Re FR 1000: people say they set up perfectly(!). Other people say they aren't even close to Schaller quality. i feel like both are correct. Also goes w/o saying great playing sir!
There's absolutely NOTHING wrong with the 1000 series. This played amazing and was super stable with the 1000 on it. I just prefer the feel and resonance of the 1984/original Floyd Rose. I have since this video, put in a 1984 with titanium posts and it's over the top now. I don't typically keep guitars for very long, but this one now... It might be in my care for a very long time. Peace!
@ChrisTompkins-Music-And-Gear ahh! I just compare to My Schaller single-locker (with the thru hole saddles)* on 90's Squire. I just have regular Strat nut then with staggered* Fender lockers and I ordered the original bar from Floyd Rose too for $13 lol. Most would look down on a single locker but i can quick change strings and it stays in tune. I ebay'd 2 FR 1000 about 6 month ago regardless :-) 1 actually went on my entry level Jackson with the carbon fiber reinforced neck.. The fret ends* on that were/still are awful haha! Wish there were more Ti FR parts too! Nice!!*
you convinced me to put my order in around 15 minutes into this vid. Awesome playing!
I bought the Oxblood one about a month ago. And that neck is actually insane. It feels like a MJ or almost American quality neck. I almost thought about saving a little longer for an MJ Dinky, but honestly, I'm glad I bought the pro plus.
masterful playing
What a beautiful piece
This Jackson is gorgeous!
Youre really good man…rock on!⭐️🔥
GREAT review and playing. love your honestly regarding the hardware. Love Manchester Music Mill too.
That Guitar with Maple neck would be my Favorite! the intonation setup of this Guitar is INSANE wow!! congrats
Sounds very nice ! Good choice , i whant this axe too ! The Pickup ' s are my fav. ones. Gratz !!
Miam, beautiful guitar. Cheers my friend!
Sounds fantastic. I love my black MIJ DKR MAH
RAD! Shout out from Manchester, Nh!
Nice playing man!
I just picked this up as well and it's killer. Came out of the box set up and in tune.
It's been a while since a new guitar has inspired me as much as this has. Such a pleasant surprise!!
@@ChrisTompkins-Music-And-Gear I'm having the exact same experience on my end!
cool tuxedo chris!
I have played all sorts of guitars over the past 20 years, but FOR ME Dinkys are my jam, I have the 22 32 and pro plus so worth the money, each guitar has its purpose. If you are new to DINKYs go and pick up a jackson DK22 for £150- you wont regret it, it was my first step into the awesomeness that is the jackson DINKY.
Nice review, I might give it a try on this one !
It would be fine if you'd said anything about fretboard. Are the sharp edged, is that white the paint ok, does this tremolo stay in tune?
I have just returned Jackson Rhoads RRX24 due to QM issues, horrible fretboard with glue traces on it, uneven frets, paint flaws...I don not really trust Jackson QM from my experience!
Anyway, hard to compare the two, RRX24 has laurel fretboard which sucks, Dinky is ebony, which is much better and a big plus are the steel frets! Yet, RRX24 has active pickups Duncan which, in my opinion, sound better than passive!
Thanks ! 2:55
Love watching your videos, but have you considered recording the input into an interface for the guitars so we can hear an uncolored sound? :)
I did it that way for a handful of videos last year. I hate editing videos and I like the "in the room" sound better, personally. I'll likely stick with my "shoot and release" style. Thanks for watching! Cheers!
Jacksons are great , surprised you didn't go for the one with active fluencers .... It's one of the best feeling Jacksons I've played..or guitar period.. I've got a nice performer and love the HSH combo..good playing
I had this one before:
ruclips.net/video/OTxPCdpL1fU/видео.html
@@ChrisTompkins-Music-And-Gear Which one of those two do you prefer in general ?
This Pro plus series Dinky, is a lifer guitar for me. Hands down, best Jackson I've ever played.
Man, sick playing, and the guitar looks awesome. How does the floyd hold tune? I've owned a FR1000 guitar before and it was perfect with tuning stability.
It's solid! 1000 series are great trem's.
Yeah, I’m down with the 84 Floyd rose
You don't need a new bridge. Get the push in kit for $18. There is zero design or performance difference between the FR1000, FR1500 or OFR. Get the fat brass, Arch Top will take a 42mm. Good review. I have several Pro Series but haven't played a Pro Plus yet, but that pick combo came 9n my Virtuoso and it's awesome isn't it. 😊
Hey Christopher. Great playing and I love the channel. I just purchased two of these and I agree with the previous comment that these stack up to their MIJ 90’s counterparts. I’m very impressed. I just saw you listed this one on Reverb (the ‘84 Floyd gave away that it was yours lol). Can I ask what made you decide to part ways with it?
Bills Bro.... Bills. It's an insane guitar. Whoever ends up with it, is gonna be stoked!
@@ChrisTompkins-Music-And-Gear I know how that goes! Good luck with the sale!
Nice tux
It's a rental...
Look good in a teelux!
Any thoughts on this vs Ibanez rg550? I’m a little torn. About the same price at the moment
nothing wrong with Floyd 1000, a push in arm, if you like those, is like $20 last time I got one. I kinda prefer screw in arm though
Are those hair ties on the headstock?, if so does that do anything?
Yep. I put a hair tie on all of my guitars with headstocks. It eliminates sympathetic string vibrations behind the nut. This helps with unwanted noise and sustain.
greetings friend
I need your advice
What guitar do you recommend buying? (Jackson Pro plus dka indigo blue, Ibanez jem 77pbfp, Kramer Sm-1 candy Blue)
All great guitars. But, if I had to pick just one, I'd go with the Jem. For 2 simple reasons. The body is far more comfortable than both the others, and it will go up in value more than the others. All of them play and sound great. The Jem is just slightly better IMO. Which is also reflected in its price.
@@ChrisTompkins-Music-And-Gear
Thank you very much for the advice
I really like your videos never stop
How is the quality on the SS frets?
They could use a good polishing. Mine had been a little scratchy when I got it. But, once I polished them up, they're smooth as glass. :)
Hi Chris. Re FR 1000: people say they set up perfectly(!). Other people say they aren't even close to Schaller quality. i feel like both are correct. Also goes w/o saying great playing sir!
There's absolutely NOTHING wrong with the 1000 series. This played amazing and was super stable with the 1000 on it. I just prefer the feel and resonance of the 1984/original Floyd Rose. I have since this video, put in a 1984 with titanium posts and it's over the top now.
I don't typically keep guitars for very long, but this one now... It might be in my care for a very long time.
Peace!
@ChrisTompkins-Music-And-Gear ahh! I just compare to My Schaller single-locker (with the thru hole saddles)* on 90's Squire. I just have regular Strat nut then with staggered* Fender lockers and I ordered the original bar from Floyd Rose too for $13 lol. Most would look down on a single locker but i can quick change strings and it stays in tune. I ebay'd 2 FR 1000 about 6 month ago regardless :-) 1 actually went on my entry level Jackson with the carbon fiber reinforced neck.. The fret ends* on that were/still are awful haha! Wish there were more Ti FR parts too! Nice!!*
I was considering this Jackson, but I'm getting tired of Seymour Duncan pickups in everything. I ended up getting a Schecter AM6 - great guitar.
Yeah I'm not a fan of Seymour Duncan either. Every SD pickup I've ever heard, I've hated. They just sound cheap to me normally.
When are you just gonna bite the bullet and make an album?
I don't know... maybe in a couple years ago?
koldgrin.bandcamp.com/
@@ChrisTompkins-Music-And-Gear dude great stuff!!