Jackson Concept Series Rhoads RR24-7 Electric Guitar (Desert Camo)

General

Ever since Randy Rhoads introduced his V-type Concorde prototype at the start of the eighties, a lot has happened to the OG model. The all-new Concept Series Rhoads RR24-7 is arguably the most divergent edition we've seen to date, featuring seven strings and features you'd normally find on custom shop models only. This Desert Camo edition is a lot more attainable however, boasting an alder body that has been shot through with a 3-piece maple neck for enhanced stability and sustain, while the neck comes furnished with an ebony fretboard, classic pearloid sharkfin inlays, luminlay side dots for a little night-vision, and a reversed headstock for bonus cool points.

Seymour Duncan Distortion Pickups and Floyd Rose Original Bridge

To ensure maximum comfort and a satisfying level of playability, Jackson generally opt for what's called a compound fretboard radius. Here, it graduates from twelve inches to sixteen to ease string bends during high-pitched solos as well as support effortless rhythm parts, all while the pair of Seymour Duncan® Distortion™ 7 humbuckers take care of raw sonic power with ample high-output bite. A 3-way pickup switch has been fitted and combined with tone and volume pots for accurate tonal tweaks and, to prove this axe is a certifiable pick for any disciplined metal head, Jackson even ship it off equipped with a famed, stable and divebomb-ready Floyd Rose Original bridge.