Detail 01
12–16-inch compound radius
The fingerboard gradually flattens from the nut upward, supporting chord work near the nut and bends higher on the neck.

Independent shopping perspective
Jackson’s right-handed Rhoads JS32 pairs an angular poplar V body with a bolt-on maple speed neck, 24 jumbo frets, and a 12–16-inch compound-radius fingerboard. Two passive high-output humbuckers work through a three-way selector, while the licensed Floyd Rose double-locking tremolo is built for pronounced pitch effects, including divebombs, squeals, and extreme bends. Its bridge-and-nut locking arrangement is intended to keep tuning steady through heavy tremolo-arm use. Master volume and tone controls complete the layout.


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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 fingerboard gradually flattens from the nut upward, supporting chord work near the nut and bends higher on the neck.
Detail 02
Select either humbucker individually or use both pickups together.
Detail 03
Reinforcement is specified for neck stability during intense practice or performance.
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Reference
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