Jackson RRX24 Red wBlack Bevels
Core features of the Jackson electric guitar
- X Series
- Body: Poplar
- Neck-thru-body: Maple with graphite reinforcement and scarf joint
- Fretboard: Laurel
- Reversed Red Sharkfin fretboard inlays
- 24 Jumbo frets
- Scale: 648 mm
- Nut width: 42.8 mm
- Pickups: Seymour Duncan AHB1BN (neck) and AHB-1B (bridge) humbucker
- 2 Volume knobs and 1 tone knob
- 3-Way toggle switch
- Recessed Floyd Rose special double locking tremolo
- Colour: Red with black bevels
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Customer Review Summary
Jackson RRX24 Red wBlack Bevels is a stunning guitar designed with aesthetics that appeal to rock and metal genres.
The sound is impressively versatile, offering clear tones as well as aggressive distortion that leans towards the mid-high range. While the cleans are smooth, some may find the low end slightly lacking.
In terms of playability, the action is perfectly low, and the guitar is well intonated, with the Floyd Rose “special” performing surprisingly well and maintaining tuning stability. The asymmetric V-shape neck provides comfort whether standing or sitting, allowing for easy access to all 24 frets.
However, there are some manufacturing flaws to note, such as loose nuts on the tuners and minor assembly issues. The quality of the fretboard could also be improved, with some suggesting a darker wood would enhance the overall appearance.
The Seymour Blackout pickups deliver a powerful sound that can evoke classic tones, making this guitar a solid choice for those looking for a battle-ready instrument. Overall, it represents excellent value for money, especially for those who appreciate its brutal beauty and aggressive aesthetic.
For anyone seeking a guitar that stands out both visually and sonically, the Jackson RRX24 is a compelling option, though potential buyers should consider trying it out first due to the noted inconsistencies.
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