Jackson JS32T Rhoads Satin Black

Fast, aggressive, and affordable, the Jackson JS series makes it easier than ever to enjoy the classic sound, look, and feel of Jackson at a budget-friendly price.

The Rhoads JS32T from the JS series features a basswood body and a bolt-on maple neck reinforced with graphite and angled joint for rock-solid stability. Its amaranth fingerboard with 24 jumbo frets and pearloid sharkfin inlays, along with a 12"-16" compound radius, provides the perfect surface for powerful riffs and simple chords near the black plastic nut, while flattening out on the upper frets for fast solos and wide bends without fret buzz.

A pair of high-output Jackson humbucker pickups with ceramic magnets delivers a clear tone with substantial body. The neck pickup provides bright treble, while the bridge adds a crunchy distortion that can be shaped with a three-way selector and individual volume and tone controls. The TOM-style bridge (Tune-O-Matic) with compound radius offers precise string action and enhanced sustain, perfectly matching the fingerboard radius.

• Basswood body
• Maple neck
• Amaranth fingerboard
• Neck attachment: Bolt-on
• Sharkfin inlays
• 24 jumbo frets
• Nut width: 42.9 mm
• Scale length: 25.5"
• Compound radius fingerboard: 12" - 16"
• Jackson high-output humbucker pickup (bridge)
• Jackson high-output humbucker pickup (neck)
• Controls: Master volume, master tone
• 3-way toggle switch
• TOM-style bridge
• Hardware finish: Black
• Sealed die-cast tuning machines
• Color: White with Black Bevels

JS Series

The JS series guitars make it easier than ever to get the classic Jackson tone, look, and features without breaking the bank. Jackson has improved its specifications over the last decade while maintaining its iconic style and innovating with stunning aesthetics, high-performance ceramic pickups, reinforced graphite necks, binding on fingerboards... This line is perfect for beginner guitarists or those on a tight budget.

About Jackson Guitars

Jackson started in the late 1970s when heavy metal experienced a flamboyant and virtuosic resurgence in popularity. A small guitar repair shop in Southern California, operated by Grover Jackson, responded to the call with a new generation of high-performance custom guitars bearing Jackson's name on the headstock. Since then, Jackson guitars have been universally praised as metal guitars.