Detail 01
Neck-through maple neck with graphite reinforcement
The neck runs through the body and includes graphite reinforcement described as resisting warping.

Independent shopping perspective
Jackson’s Woodland Camo Rhoads RRX24 is a right-handed, six-string solid-body electric guitar with a poplar body and neck-through maple construction. Active covered high-output humbuckers deliver the guitar’s crunch-oriented lead and rhythm voice, and the three-way blade switch, two individual volume controls, and master tone give you direct control of the pair. Its recessed Floyd Rose Special double-locking tremolo is intended for dive bombs, harmonic squeals, and fluttering vibrato, while 24 jumbo frets provide an extended fretboard range.


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Detail 01
The neck runs through the body and includes graphite reinforcement described as resisting warping.
Detail 02
Provides 24 frets on a compound-radius laurel fingerboard.
Detail 03
The guitar's two-pickup setup is voiced for high-output, crunch-loaded lead and rhythm sounds.
Detail 04
Supports aggressive dive bombs, harmonic squeals, and fluttering vibrato with stated tuning stability.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has 24 jumbo frets.
It uses active Jackson covered high-output humbucking pickups.
A three-way pickup blade switch, two volume knobs, and one tone control.
Yes, it is specified for right-handed players.
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