This layout includes two ceramic humbucker pickups, which are mounted in the position of the central pickup and the bridge pickup of the guitar.

The humbucker pickups offer better response to low frequencies and bass sound, as well as greater resistance to noise. This makes the guitar suitable for powerful riffs and solos.

Equipped with passive pickups, which do not require external power to operate. Specifically, the passive pickups work using magnetism, and produce a signal that is inversely proportional to the movement of the strings.

The Dinky body shape is one of the most popular shapes in Jackson's electric guitars. This shape has a slightly shorter scale compared to other guitars from the company and features a narrow, sleek, and lightweight design, making it very versatile for guitarists.

The Dinky shape is combined with a double cutaway design on the body, which makes it easier to access the higher frets of the guitar. It is also known for its sound, which is intense, powerful, and stands out in rock and metal sounds.

Jackson is an American musical instrument company, founded in 1980 by Grover Jackson in California. It manufactures guitars and basses with high-performance designs aimed at rock and metal guitarists, as well as other musicians seeking reliable and high-quality instruments.

Some of the company's most popular models include the Soloist, Rhoads, Dinky, and Kelly series.