Detail 01
Graphite-reinforced maple neck with scarf joint
The reinforcement rods add stability, while the scarf joint is intended to reduce playing fatigue.

Independent shopping perspective
Angular Rhoads styling meets a six-string bolt-on build with a mahogany body and maple neck on the JS32. The 12-16-inch compound-radius amaranth fingerboard is rounder for chords near the nut and flatter higher up for quick soloing and wider bends. Two Jackson high-output, ceramic-magnet humbuckers work with a three-way pickup toggle, volume, and tone controls. For dynamic bridge response, it uses a Jackson-branded Floyd Rose double-locking tremolo system described with reliable tuning stability. Natural finish details include gold hardware and pickguard, plus a black pointy headstock.


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Detail 01
The reinforcement rods add stability, while the scarf joint is intended to reduce playing fatigue.
Detail 02
Provides the high-output tone described for the model.
Detail 03
Extends the fingerboard to 24 frets.
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No. It uses a Jackson-branded Floyd Rose double-locking tremolo bridge system.
It has a Natural finish with a gold pickguard, gold hardware, and a black pointy headstock.
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