Detail 01
Neck-through-body construction
Provides smooth access all the way to the 24th jumbo fret and is described as supporting sustain.

Independent shopping perspective
Jackson’s Concept Series Rhoads RR24-7 is an angular, offset 7-string built around neck-through-body construction, a three-piece maple neck, and 24 jumbo frets. The 12-inch to 16-inch bound ebony fingerboard handles chords and riffs near the nut, then supports fast lead work higher up. Two Seymour Duncan Distortion 7 pickups deliver tight low end and a searing top end, while the Floyd Rose Original double-locking tremolo is made to hold tuning through extreme pitch changes. A Jackson Foam Core case is included.


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Detail 01
Provides smooth access all the way to the 24th jumbo fret and is described as supporting sustain.
Detail 02
The reinforcement rods protect the neck against environmental changes.
Detail 03
Glow-in-the-dark markers provide fretboard guidance on dark stages.
Detail 04
The pair is voiced for tight lows and a searing top end across metal styles.
Detail 05
A three-position pickup toggle, single volume knob, and single tone control shape the two high-output humbuckers.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has a pair of Seymour Duncan Distortion 7 pickups.
Yes. An included Jackson Foam Core case is specified.
It uses a Floyd Rose Original double-locking tremolo system.
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