Behold the Jackson American Series RR24, a bold and brutal shred machine born in the USA. This iconic metal axe is crafted to devastating perfection in our Corona California factory using only the finest materials and components.

The RR24's offset Rhoads alder body turns heads with its sleek, weapon-like contours while providing resonant, lively tone. Its neck-through-body three-piece maple neck with graphite reinforcement delivers supreme stability and sustain. 24 Jumbo stainless-steel frets top the 12-16 inches compound radius ebony fingerboard, allowing effortless bending across the entire fretboard.

For tone that's tight yet expressive, we've equipped the RR24 with Seymour Duncan JB and '59 humbuckers. These USA-made pickups roar with thick distortion when you dig in, cleaning up nicely for singing leads.

The recessed Floyd Rose double-locking tremolo system lets you execute dive bombs, squeals, and flutters while staying in tune through heavy abuse. With its reverse 6 in-line headstock, mother-of-pearl sharkfin inlays, and available nuclear finishes, the Jackson RR24 turns as many heads visually as it does sonically. When you need a shred machine built for speed, nothing else comes close.

The RR24 is American metal at its finest.

Through-Body Three-Piece Maple Neck Construction

True neck-through-body construction has been a Jackson hallmark since 1980, allowing for greater playability, warmer tonal spectrum and enhanced sustain. This method of guitar construction involves seamlessly extending three pieces of maple wood used for the neck through the entire length of the body. Graphite- reinforcement rods flanking the truss rod provide even more neck stability to help the instrument withstand the rigors of the road.

Jumbo Stainless Steel Frets 

Stainless steel frets are a significantly harder and smoother material than nickel-silver, giving them extreme durability and a glassy playing feel making bending a breeze.