The first major client of Jackson was the legendary guitarist Randy Rhoads, who asked us to create a model that met all the demands of his playing style, numerous technical requirements, and an impressive design. That first guitar continues to evolve today to meet the needs of all modern guitarists.

The Pro RR24 combines a single-layer okoume body with a mirror top and a three-piece maple and walnut neck that runs through the body, reinforced with two graphite rods to resist temperature and humidity changes. The fast neck profile is designed for lightning-fast playing, removing any obstacles to agile playing and providing easier access to the upper frets. Featuring 24 stainless steel jumbo frets and pearloid sharkfin inlays, the 12"-16" compound radius ebony fingerboard is the perfect platform for heavy chords and fast, ripping solos.

• Body: Okoume
• Three-piece neck-through: Maple/Walnut/Maple
• Fingerboard: Ebony
• Pearloid sharkfin inlays
• Compound fingerboard radius: 12" - 16"
• Scale length: 25.5"
• Nut width: 42.86 mm
• Bridge: Floyd Rose 1000 Series with locking
• 24 stainless steel jumbo frets
• Pickups: Seymour Duncan Distortion TB-6 humbucker (bridge) and Seymour Duncan Distortion SH-6N humbucker (neck)
• Controls: Volume and tone
• 3-way pickup selector switch
• Floyd Rose 1000 Series double-locking tremolo system
• Jackson sealed die-cast tuning machines
• Strings: Nickel-plated steel (.009 - .042)
• Black hardware
• Color: Snow White
• Includes Jackson gig bag

About the Pro Plus Series

The Jackson Guitars Pro Plus series is designed for modern players seeking performance, speed, and versatility. These guitars feature high-quality construction with okoume bodies, graphite-reinforced necks, and compound radius fingerboards that combine comfort and precision. Equipped with Seymour Duncan pickups for a wide tonal range—from crystal-clear cleans to aggressive distortion—and premium components like stainless steel frets and Floyd Rose tremolo systems for stability and control during advanced techniques. Their sleek aesthetic and functionality make them an ideal choice for professional musicians in genres such as metal and progressive rock.

About Jackson Guitars

Jackson started in the late 1970s, during a time when heavy music 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 acclaimed as metal guitars.