Jackson Soloist/Dinky Case

I have had the same for my Jackson SLSMG Super Lightweight. The guitar and the case weighed a total of 8 kilograms. The guitar was probably about 3kg and the case 5kg. I have moved internationally a few times with them, and it was so easy to carry around airports and trains. I would have liked a closed compartment inside, because I'm afraid anything I put inside will move around and scratch my guitar's finish, but now a days I just put nothing else than the guitar inside.

I had to walk from a rehearsal studio to my flat in Finland, in winter, at -25 celsius degrees with a regular guitar case and a Jackson RR2 years ago. It was 5 kilometers. I nearly cried due to the pain in my arms because that case was probably 10 kgs alone.

Not with the Jackson case. At 5 kg it's very light, and doesn't feel like a wooden coffin with a child inside.

So, I ordered this case, thinking that it would fit(as stated by the product info), my Jackson Dinky JS32-7Q. I odered this original case, because I felt the need to take care of my guitar. The case arrived and it was quite nice, well made and properly shipped. The body of the guitar fit perfectly. The neck, however, was way off. It didn't fit at all, the headstock was out of the case and the thing couldn't close. I contacted Thomann and they really took the issue to heart, contacting Jackson and suggesting a replacement. Jackson stated that a case that would fit this...maybe scale lenght(!?) would not be available until 2018. I decided to not get the replacement case, as I need to travel soon and I won't be able to receive it in time. The case would probably fit most 6 string Dinkies.