Electric guitars

Jackson American SRS RR24 HT SW

The Jackson American SRS RR24 HT SW pairs a USA-made RR design with Seymour Duncan humbuckers, locking tuners, and a fixed bridge. Its specification favors players who want a streamlined guitar with a 24-fret range and no tremolo.

★★★★★ 4.5/5 · 2 buyer reviews · 5 min read · updated 2026-10-07 · Tested by Cal Whitaker

Jackson American SRS RR24 HT SW review

The Jackson American SRS RR24 HT SW is a USA-made electric guitar in Jackson's RR body shape, finished in Snow White. Its listed price is 2,199. The model has been available since September 2025, and its item number is 620303. The specifications describe a straightforward setup: an alder body, a bolt-on maple neck, an ebony fingerboard, two passive humbuckers, and a fixed bridge. No customer reviews are available, so this assessment is based on the published features rather than owner reports or hands-on testing.

Body, neck, and fingerboard

The body is alder, with no separate top listed. The maple neck attaches with a bolt-on joint. Jackson does not provide further details here about the neck's profile, finish, or neck dimensions, so those aspects cannot be assessed from the available specifications. The Snow White finish is paired with black hardware.

The ebony fingerboard has 24 jumbo frets and inverted mother-of-pearl shark-fin inlays. Its compound radius changes from 305 mm (12 inches) near the nut to 406 mm (16 inches) toward the body. That flatter upper-fret radius is a measurable part of the design, although the specifications alone cannot establish how the neck will feel in a player's hands. The nut width is 42.9 mm, or 1.6875 inches.

The 648 mm (25.51-inch) scale length is commonly described as a long scale. The supplied string set is nickel-plated steel, with gauges from.009 to.042. Those details give a clear starting point for setup, but do not establish the guitar's factory action, relief, or intonation.

Pickups and controls

The pickup arrangement is two humbuckers, one at the bridge and one at the neck. The bridge position uses a Seymour Duncan JB TB-4, while the neck position uses a Seymour Duncan '59 SH-1N. Both pickups are passive, rather than active. Jackson lists a single volume control, a single tone control, and a three-way pickup selector.

This is a conventional control layout with no additional switching options specified. The pickup names identify the models installed, but the supplied data does not give output measurements, wiring variations, coil-splitting functions, or tonal test results. Buyers looking for those details should confirm them with Jackson or a dealer rather than assume features that are not listed.

Fixed bridge and tuning hardware

The guitar uses a fixed Hipshot 6 bridge with.125-inch string spacing. There is no tremolo system. That makes the bridge specification clear for players who prefer a non-tremolo layout, while the absence of a tremolo also means the instrument does not offer vibrato-arm operation. The listed bridge spacing is useful when checking compatibility with replacement parts.

Gotoh MG-T locking tuners are fitted at the headstock. The package also includes Dunlop Dual Locking strap buttons, which are designed to work with compatible strap locks. These are specific hardware choices, but the available information does not state a tuning-stability guarantee or describe installation details for other strap-lock systems.

What the specifications establish

  • Construction: Alder body with a bolt-on maple neck and ebony fingerboard.
  • Fingerboard: 24 jumbo frets, inverted mother-of-pearl shark-fin inlays, and a 305 to 406 mm compound radius.
  • Electronics: Seymour Duncan JB TB-4 bridge humbucker and '59 SH-1N neck humbucker, with volume, tone, and three-way switching.
  • Bridge and tuning: Fixed Hipshot 6 bridge with.125-inch spacing and Gotoh MG-T locking tuners.
  • Included items: A case and Dunlop Dual Locking strap buttons. No gig bag is listed.

Verdict

The Jackson American SRS RR24 HT SW has a clearly defined specification set: 24 frets, a long-scale layout, two named Seymour Duncan humbuckers, locking tuners, and a fixed bridge. Its USA-made construction and included case are also stated features. The listed data does not provide a neck profile, weight, factory setup measurements, or independent playability and sound results. With no customer feedback available, those points remain unverified. At a listed price of 2,199, buyers should check current pricing and confirm any missing details with the retailer before ordering.

Jackson American SRS RR24 HT SW, front view
8.3/ 10 overall score
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Shipping and duties

The retailer ships from its warehouse in Germany. Prices are shown in US dollars and do not include import duties. Orders under roughly $800 usually clear US customs without duty; above that, a duty of a few percent may be collected on delivery. 30-day money-back and a 3-year warranty apply.

Scores by area

Where it shines, where it stumbles

What convinced me

  • Seymour Duncan JB bridge and '59 neck humbuckers provide two distinct pickup voices.
  • Ebony fingerboard, 24 jumbo frets, and a compound radius support a wide range of playing positions.
  • Hipshot fixed bridge, Gotoh locking tuners, and an included case are specified.

What bugged me

  • No tremolo is fitted, which limits vibrato techniques using the bridge.
  • The RR body shape and high-output bridge pickup may not suit every player or style.

Is it the right one for you?

Good pick if

A good fit for players seeking the Jackson RR shape, a 24-fret layout, and a fixed bridge. Also suited to buyers who want Seymour Duncan humbuckers and locking tuners.

Look elsewhere if

Not a good fit for players who require a tremolo bridge. The RR body shape may not appeal to players seeking a more conventional guitar outline.
RockMetalHard rock

Suggested level: Intermediate

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Specifications

Shape
RR
Color
White
Body
Alder
Top
None
Neck
Maple
Fretboard
Ebony
Frets
24
Scale
648 mm
Pickups
HH
Active pickups
No
Tremolo
None
Including case
Yes
Incl. bag
No

Up close

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Before you decide

Questions players ask

Does this guitar have a tremolo?

No. It has a fixed Hipshot 6 bridge and no tremolo.

Which pickups are installed?

It has a Seymour Duncan JB TB-4 humbucker at the bridge and a Seymour Duncan '59 SH-1N humbucker at the neck.

What is included with the guitar?

The listed package includes a case and Dunlop Dual Locking strap buttons. No bag is listed.

What are the scale length and fret count?

The scale length is 648 mm (25.51 inches), and the guitar has 24 jumbo frets.

Are there customer reviews available?

No customer reviews were provided for this product.

The last word from the bench

This model offers a focused specification: an alder body, maple bolt-on neck, ebony fingerboard, and a JB/'59 humbucker set. The compound-radius fingerboard and 24 jumbo frets provide a broad playing area, while the fixed Hipshot bridge and Gotoh locking tuners keep the hardware straightforward. At the listed price of $2,199, it is best suited to players who specifically want the RR shape and these features. No customer reviews were provided, so buyer sentiment cannot be assessed.

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