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Jackson Rhoads JS32T FSR Electric Guitar Natural Oil


Description
Jackson proudly offers the JS Series Rhoads JS32T, an affordable yet feature-packed solidbody electric guitar. Designed for discerning rock and metal players, this ax combines comfort, tone and attitude. Now available at Guitar Center, the Rhoads body shape is instantly recognizable yet ergonomically contoured for maximum playability.
Compound-Radius Fingerboard Facilitates Chording and Shredding
The amaranth fingerboard has a compound radius starting at 12" at the nut for comfortable chording and gradually flattening to 16" at the higher frets for effortless soloing. 24 jumbo frets provide ample space for wide bends and fretting out is a thing of the past.
High-Output Humbuckers Produce Thick, Snarling Tone
Two Jackson high-output humbucking pickups with ceramic magnets deliver a thick, snarling tone with robust sustain. The bridge pickup provides tight, articulate tones for rhythm playing and searing leads. The neck pickup yields warmer, smokey tones perfect for emotive solos.
Maple Neck and String-Through Bridge Provide Solid Sustain
The bolt-on maple neck, one of the hardest tonewoods, provides a stable platform for the amaranth fingerboard and works with the string-through bridge to produce prodigious sustain. The bridge also allows for precise intonation of the nickel-plated steel strings.
Distinctive Jackson Styling
From the pointy headstock to the shark fin position inlays, the Rhoads JS32T drips with Jackson attitude. The gloss black finish and gold hardware provide an aggressive yet elegant esthetic. This solid, performance-focused instrument is ready to unleash your creativity and push tonal boundaries.



Features
- All-mahogany, Rhoads-style body with oiled finish
- 1-piece bolt-on maple neck with Amaranth fingerboard and compound radius
- Dual Jackson high-out humbucking pickups
- Gold hardware includes tune-o-matic bridge and die-cast tuners
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Specs
- Body shape: V
- Body type: Solidbody
- Body material: Solid wood
- Body wood: Mahogany
- Body finish: Oiled
- Orientation: Right handed
- Neck shape: Signature
- Neck wood: 1-piece maple
- Joint: Bolt-on
- Scale length: 25.5"
- Truss rod: Standard
- Neck finish: Satin
- Material: Amaranth
- Radius: Compound
- Fret size: Jumbo
- Number of frets: 24
- Inlays: Pearloid sharkfin
- Nut width: 1.68" (42.67 mm)
- Configuration: HH
- Neck: High-Output Humbucking
- Bridge: High-Output Humbucking
- Brand: Jackson
- Active or passive pickups: Passive
- Series or parallel: Parallel
- Control layout: Master volume, tone
- Pickup switch: 3-way
- Bridge type: Fixed
- Bridge design: Tune-o-matic
- Tailpiece: String-thru body
- Tuning machines: Die-cast
- Color: Gold
- Number of strings: 6-string
- Special features: Electronics
- Case: Sold separately
- Country of origin: China
Warranty
One year parts and labor warranty for guitars purchased before 1/1/2000.
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Reviews
4.51
69 Reviews
95%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Most Liked Positive Review
Worth the money
I bought one of these and it's my first electric guitar. I am learning from nothing, the most knowledge I had before was just strumming an acoustic guitar like I knew what I was doing. I read reviews before and I was worried because people were saying they were damaged or unfinished and I was slightly discouraged to continue with the purchase. I decided to just do it and I also bought a warranty just incase I figured. I believe everything I ordered luckily all came together, but it does ship separate sometimes it seems. Everything came about 1 day late than what was expected but I wasn't worried. Everything was in perfect condition and worked great. I have been playing pretty steady for roughly a month and it has taken any beatings I have given. I feel safe to say if it has survived my clumsy self for this long it's a pretty good starter. The only thing that bothers me is that there is some buzz, but I was expecting that from the reviews. Another factor that I wish I would have taken into account is I play more sitting down than standing and as you can see… this guitar is not going to balance itself with the shape as a strat or les does with the roundness. If you're alright with that personal preference decision, I see no issues.
Most Liked Negative Review
Needs work out of the box!
This is a pretty sweet little guitar once you get It set up, and it WILL need to be set up. I never leave reviews but this thing has been a pain since day one, but I kind of expected it to be for the price. Your milage may very but this is my experience with the JS32T. I picked this guitar up from guitar center about two weeks ago. Straight out of the box in the store before even buying it, it was missing the B string and the neck was so curved that the strings sat on top of the frets. Guitar center put a new string on it and adjusted the neck a bit before I left (was still buzzing on first 3 frets). Upon getting home with it I realized the neck wasn't fully bolted down (two .88 picks could fully fit in the neck pocket, between the neck and body) and the fret ends were not finished (the frets will shred your hands). I busted out some tools and got to work on making it playable. So far ive had to bolt the neck down, dressed the fret ends, replace the tuning machines (low E machine peg just fell off the second day of owning it) adjusted the truss rod, action and intonation. After adding in extra work/money and topping it off with a new set of strings this thing finally sings. It really is a cool little guitar if you set it up properly and plays suprisingly well. Its possible that maybe I just purchased a lemon but this thing really needed some polishing before actually being playable.
- Jamming54
- Practicing49
- Recording26
- Rock Concerts24
- Small Venues23
- Fret Buzz8
- Craftsmanship6
- Poor Pick Up5
- NONE2
- Tuners aren't the greatest, but are still decent1
- Experienced40
- Novice11
- Professional Musician10
- Child1
- Fun To Play58
- Good Feel52
- Good Tone50
- Good Pick Up39
- Solid Electronics38
Reviewed by 69 customers
Would recommend to a friend
submitted3 months ago
byWes
fromYulee Florida
I use it for practice and for YouTube videos. Very great guitar, great quality
Little disturbed
submitted6 months ago
byJoseph
fromHarrisburg school
Received the guitar, had to raise the bridge, guitar strings were rubbing at the 2nd fret
Not bad for a relatively inexpensive guitar
Verified Buyer
submitted7 months ago
byCarl
fromWildwood, NJ
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Bought this basically because I'm more of hard rock guy and wanted something more metal like to play around with. Surprised how good it feels and plays. I'd say it's definitely more than a beginner guitar. There were some rough edges on the frets and needed a good setup. Other than that certainly worth the price.
SHARK ATTACK!!
submitted8 months ago
byGENE AKA @AWAYGONE2023
fromCHERRY HILL, NJ
RANDY WOULD APPROVE OF THIS GUITAR. THE TAIL IS LIKE A THRESHER SHARK SUPER LONG . SHARK TOOTH INLAY RUN UP THE THE NECK . THE NATURAL WOOD HAS IT'S OWN BEAUTY. GREAT VALUE FOR THE PRICE!
RANDY WOULD BE PROUD OF THIS GUITAR
submitted8 months ago
byAWAYGONE
fromLANGHORNE PA
WORTH EVERY PENNY!!! BEAUTIFUL NATURAL LOOK WITH GOLD HARDWARE. . (REMINDS ME OF A THRESHER SHARK WITH THAT TAIL READY TO WHIP OUT SOME CLASSICAL RUNS!) EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS GUITAR SAYS RHOADS!!! ADVICE BUY A NICE LEATHER STRAP. STANDING MAKES PLAYING THIS GUITAR EASIER. GOLD RECOMMENDATION 6 STAR
Grounding Issues
submitted8 months ago
byJB
fromCalifornia
I Bought on sale last month and it was brand new in the box, had a beautiful flame like wood pattern, sounded great, but it had a grounding issue that made in have an intermittent ground loss and then tons of loud hum which made it unusable. the grounding issue was caused by the gold finish on the bridge that made it have poor grounding connection to the post which was properly grounded. whenever it would go out, f you started to tap on the bridge it would get connection again and the grounding issue would go away but then it would happen again while playing. I would have kept it and tried to fix the grounding issue but it sounded a little muddy to me with the mahogany body so I decided to just return it.
Q&A
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submitted6 months ago
asked byJack the Shredder
fromundisclosed
Would this fit in a standard acoustic hard shell case or a gig bag?
Unfortunately, no.submitted7 months ago
asked byJustin
fromKansas
Do you have left handed?
Unfortunately, no.submitted10 months ago
asked byCord
fromVirginia beach , VA
I just acquired this rhoads , what stand is recommended for it?
Hercules GS415B PLUS Universal Auto Grip Guitar Stand With Foldable Yoke.submitteda year ago
asked bylarr
fromundisclosed
case soft or hard
This does not include a case or gig bag.submitteda year ago
asked bylarr
fromundisclosed
case soft or hard
This does not include a case or gig bag.submitteda year ago
asked byGatito
fromHouston
Is this model smaller than the pro series rhoads
No, it isn't.submitteda year ago
asked byJoseph
fromAtlanta,GA
What type of strings come on the guitar?
Nickel Plated Steel (.009-.042 Gauges)submitted2 years ago
asked byAnthony
fromNew York NY
Is there a case that fits this unusual shape and protects the guitar from damage?
Thank you for your question. I will have a product specialist contact you with options.submitted2 years ago
asked byChris
fromTucson, AZ
What are the string gauges on this guitar?
The JS32T has.009-.042 Gaugessubmitted2 years ago
asked bydaniel
fromValley park, Missouri
is it a full size guitar
Yes, this is a full size guitar. 25.5"