Product Detail
Jackson's Pro RRT-3 Rhoads electric guitar is a stunning new version of the iconic Jackson guitar. It comes with supercharged features, gold hardware, and a choice of Gloss Black or Ivory with black pinstriping finishes. The one-piece maple through-body neck with scarf joint and graphite reinforcement offers an ultra-smooth oiled back finish and rock-solid stability. The compound-radius (12”-16”) bound ebony fingerboard has 22 jumbo frets and pearloid sharkfin inlays. Premium features include Seymour Duncan® JB™ SH4 (bridge) and Jazz™ SH2N (neck) humbucking pickups, three-way toggle pickup switching, and an adjustable string-through-body bridge and tailpiece. Specifications: Body shape is Rhoads, made of Mahogany with Gloss Polyurethane finish. Neck is 1-Piece Maple Neck-Through-Body with graphite reinforcement and scarf joint. Electronics feature high - quality pickups and 3 - position toggle switching. Hardware includes Jackson® compensated bridge and sealed die - cast tuning machines. It's right - hand oriented and comes with .009-.042 gauges NPS strings. Unique features are white pearloid shark fin position inlays, white bound fingerboard and headstock, Dunlop® Straplocks, black truss rod cover and pickup bezels. PLU: 2914311557.
Using your Jackson Pro Series RRT - 3 Rhoads electric guitar is a breeze. First, make sure your guitar is properly tuned using the Jackson® sealed die - cast tuning machines. You can switch between different pickup sounds using the 3 - position toggle switch. For a brighter, more cutting sound, use the bridge pickup (Position 1). If you want a warmer, fuller tone, try the neck pickup (Position 3). For a combination of both, select Position 2. When it comes to maintenance, keep your guitar clean. Wipe it down after each use with a soft, dry cloth to remove fingerprints and sweat. You can also use a guitar polish to keep the finish looking great. Store your guitar in a cool, dry place to prevent warping of the neck or damage to the body. And don't forget to change your strings regularly, about every few months depending on how often you play. The recommended string gauges are .009-.042 NPS. If you notice any issues with the frets, bridge, or electronics, it's best to take your guitar to a professional guitar technician for repairs.
