Detail 01
Fully bound 12–16 inch compound-radius amaranth fingerboard
The playing surface is rounder at the nut and flatter across the upper frets, with binding along the fingerboard.

Independent shopping perspective
The left-handed Rhoads JS32 brings an angular poplar-body design together with a bolt-on maple speed neck, 24 jumbo frets and a fully bound amaranth fingerboard. Its 12–16 inch compound radius starts rounder near the nut, then flattens in the upper register for chord work, riffs, wide bends and faster lead passages. A pair of high-output ceramic humbuckers feed a simple three-way selector, master volume and tone layout, with a Jackson-licensed Floyd Rose double-locking tremolo bridge completing the hardware.


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Detail 01
The playing surface is rounder at the nut and flatter across the upper frets, with binding along the fingerboard.
Detail 02
Offers two octaves of fretted range.
Detail 03
The guitar has a Satin Gray body finish with a black pickguard and all-black hardware.
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It uses two Jackson high-output humbuckers with ceramic magnets.
It has a three-way toggle switch, a master volume control and a master tone control.
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