Detail 01
12–16-inch compound-radius rosewood fingerboard
The playing surface becomes flatter as you move toward the upper frets.

Independent shopping perspective
Built around a 26.5-inch scale and seven strings, the JS32-7 DKA HT gives low-register parts added articulation while keeping a familiar electric-guitar control layout. Its poplar arched-top body pairs with a graphite-reinforced bolt-on maple neck, while the compound-radius rosewood fingerboard moves from easier chord work near the nut to a flatter upper register for bends and solos. Two direct-mount high-output humbuckers, a three-way selector, and volume and tone controls keep pickup changes and sound shaping straightforward.


Strong match
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
The playing surface becomes flatter as you move toward the upper frets.
Detail 02
Provides a 24-fret layout for reaching upper-register notes.
Detail 03
Two high-output humbuckers are selected with a three-way blade switch.
Detail 04
The neck combines bolt-on construction with graphite reinforcement and a scarf joint.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It is a seven-string electric guitar.
No. It uses a compensated Jackson HT7 fixed, string-through-body bridge.
It has a three-way blade pickup switch, master volume control, and master tone control.
Reference
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