Jackson JS32 Warrior Floyd Rose Black w. White Bevels

General

Are you a metal guitarist? You must have heard of Jackson, then. This brand is known for its extreme models, intended for the rougher guitar styles. The Warrior, for instance, is an electric guitar with four points that imitate that typical Jackson headstock. This JS32 Warrior is Jackson's most affordable version. It's equipped with high-output humbucker pickups and a highly stable Floyd Rose tremolo bridge that will stay in tune at all times.

JS32 Warrior: construction and finish

This version of the JS32 Warrior has a basswood body with a black lacquer. The bevelled edges have a contrasting white lacquer, which perfectly matches the zebra-style humbuckers. The fast, slender maple neck is bolted onto the body and has been reinforced with internal graphite rods. White bindings have been added along the 24-fret fretboard and headstock, just like with the more expensive versions. Of course, the Jackson shark fin fret position markers are present as well!

Compound-radius fretboard

The fretboard of the JS32 Warrior has a compound radius. This means that the fretboard is rounder near the lower positions, and flattens as you move towards the body. As a result, you'll be able to comfortably play low open chords and barre chords. You’ll also find that, even with a super low action, you’ll still be able to bend the strings at higher positions easily without any buzzing or loss of notes.