Jackson RRX24 Black with Yellow Bevels Review: Performance analysis

Jamie Thorne Guitar
Written by Jamie Thorne

February 5, 2026

Jackson RRX24 Black with Yellow Bevels

Jackson RRX24 Black with Yellow Bevels Review: Performance analysis

Technical profile of the Jackson

  • X-Series
  • Body: Basswood
  • Neck: Maple, graphite reinforced with scarf joint
  • Fretboard: Laurel
  • 24 Jumbo frets
  • Reversed pearloid sharkfin inlays
  • Scale: 648 mm
  • Nut width: 42.8 mm
  • Pickups: Seymour Duncan AHB1BN (neck) and AHB-1B (bridge) humbuckers
  • 2 Volume and 1 tone controls
  • 3-Way switch
  • Sunken Floyd Rose special double-locking tremolo
  • Colour: Black with yellow bevels

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Jackson RRX24 Black with Yellow Bevels Review: Performance analysis

Jackson RRX24 Black with Yellow Bevels Review: Performance analysis

Jackson RRX24 Black with Yellow Bevels Review: Performance analysis

Jackson RRX24 Black with Yellow Bevels Review: Performance analysis

Jackson RRX24 Black with Yellow Bevels Review: Performance analysis

Jackson RRX24 Black with Yellow Bevels Review: Performance analysis

Jackson RRX24 Black with Yellow Bevels Review: Performance analysis

Jackson RRX24 Black with Yellow Bevels Review: Performance analysis

Jackson RRX24 Black with Yellow Bevels Review: Performance analysis

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Customer Review Summary

The Jackson RRX24 Black with Yellow Bevels is an impressive instrument that stands out not only for its striking design but also for its overall performance. As a player, I found the aesthetics to be captivating, with the yellow bevels adding a unique touch to the classic black finish.

The sound quality is where this guitar truly shines. The Seymour Duncan pickups deliver a powerful output, making it ideal for heavy genres like metal. The clarity of the notes, even during high-gain settings, is commendable, allowing complex chords to ring out without sounding muddy. However, achieving a clean tone can be a bit challenging, which is something to consider depending on your playing style.

In terms of playability, the neck is fast and comfortable, making it easy to switch between standing and sitting positions, although some may find it uncomfortable while seated. The jumbo frets are well-finished, and I experienced no sharp edges, which enhances the overall playing experience. The Floyd Rose Special tremolo system provides good stability, holding tune well after breaking in the strings, although it may require occasional adjustments to maintain its performance.

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Quality control appears to be mostly on point, with only minor cosmetic imperfections noted on the finish and hardware. The guitar arrived well set up, but some players may wish to perform their own adjustments, particularly with the string height and neck relief for optimal playability.

While there are a few areas for improvement, such as the quality of the tremolo and minor finishing details, the Jackson RRX24 offers excellent value for its price point. Overall, it is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to make a statement on stage while enjoying a solid performance.

In conclusion, I highly recommend the Jackson RRX24 for those who want a visually stunning and sonically powerful guitar. It truly is a force to be reckoned with in the metal genre!



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Jamie Thorne Guitar

With over 15 years in the UK music scene, I've worked as a session guitarist and touring tech from London to Manchester. Whether it's setting up a vintage Strat or stress-testing the latest DSP modeling amps, I break down the gear so you know exactly what you're plugging into. No fluff, just the facts from the fretboard.

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