Detail 01
Neck-through-body maple neck with graphite reinforcement and scarf joint
The maple neck runs through the body and includes graphite reinforcement and a scarf joint.

Independent shopping perspective
The right-handed Rhoads RRX24 is a six-string electric guitar with a poplar body and graphite-reinforced maple neck-through-body construction. Its bound laurel fingerboard carries 24 jumbo frets across a 12–16-inch compound radius. Two active Seymour Duncan Blackout pickups route through a three-way blade switch, separate neck and bridge volume controls, and one tone control. A recessed Floyd Rose Special double-locking tremolo system completes the hardware, with the model described as offering sustain and solid intonation.


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Detail 01
The maple neck runs through the body and includes graphite reinforcement and a scarf joint.
Detail 02
The tremolo system is recessed and uses a double-locking design.
Detail 03
The neck and bridge pickups each have their own volume control.
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It has separate volume knobs for the neck and bridge pickups, one tone control, and a three-way blade switch.
The bound laurel fingerboard has 24 jumbo frets and a 12–16-inch compound radius.
It uses a recessed Floyd Rose Special double-locking tremolo system.
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