Detail 01
12–16-inch compound-radius amaranth fingerboard
The radius becomes flatter toward the body; the description connects that upper-fretboard area with wide bends.

Independent shopping perspective
Jackson’s JS32T is a right-handed, six-string Rhoads-style electric built with a solid poplar body, bolt-on maple speed neck, and 24 jumbo frets. Its amaranth fingerboard moves through a 12–16-inch compound radius, giving the playing surface a rounder feel near the nut and a flatter area toward the body. Two high-output humbuckers route through a three-way selector, master volume, and master tone. The fixed string-through-body bridge uses individual saddles for adjustable intonation.


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Detail 01
The radius becomes flatter toward the body; the description connects that upper-fretboard area with wide bends.
Detail 02
Two high-output humbuckers are selected individually or together with the three-way toggle.
Detail 03
The bridge provides adjustable intonation for chords and single notes.
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Product questions
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A three-way toggle selects the bridge pickup, neck pickup, or both. Master volume and master tone controls shape the output.
It has 24 jumbo frets.
The case or gig bag is sold separately.
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