Detail 01
12–16-inch compound-radius ebony fingerboard
The fingerboard is designed for chording nearer the nut and soloing in higher positions.

Independent shopping perspective
The MJ Series Rhoads RR24-MG is a right-handed, neck-through electric built around an alder body, three-piece maple neck and 24 jumbo frets. Its compound-radius ebony fingerboard is described for comfortable chord work near the nut and soloing higher up the neck. An EMG 81 at the bridge and EMG 85 at the neck work through a three-way switch, volume and tone controls. The Gotoh double-locking tremolo is intended to hold tuning through aggressive pitch changes.


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Detail 01
The fingerboard is designed for chording nearer the nut and soloing in higher positions.
Detail 02
The bridge pickup is described with thick mids, big lows and high-end presence; the neck pickup is described for heavy playing with harmonic clarity.
Detail 03
Pickup selection and overall level and tone are handled from a compact control set.
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Product questions
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It has 24 jumbo frets.
It uses an EMG 81 humbucker in the bridge position and an EMG 85 humbucker at the neck.
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