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Jackson RX10D Randy Rhoads Electric Guitar
Duncan Designed pickups.
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The Jackson RX10D Rhoads model features an alder body; bolt-on maple neck with a compound radius rosewood fingerboard (jumbo frets); and a Jackson double-locking tremolo bridge. Its Duncan Design ceramic humbuckers use ceramic magnets and powerful coil windings to deliver high output with lots of crunch and harmonics. Details include chrome hardware and Shark Fin neck inlays. Made in Japan.
Body: alder
Top: flame maple veneer on transparent finishes
Neck: rock maple with scarf joint
Headstock: Jackson 6-in-line pointed
Tuning machines: sealed di-cast
Fingerboard: rosewood with 14 - 16-inch compound radius
Number of frets: 22
Fret size: jumbo
Bridge pickup: Duncan Designed HB-103b Humbucker
Neck pickup: Duncan Designed HB-103n Humbucker
Controls: master volume
Bridge: Jackson licensed Floyd Rose tremolo
Pickup switching: 3-position toggle: bridge pickup, bridge and neck pickup, neck pickup
Hardware: chrome
Strings: NPS, gauges: .009, .011, .016, .024, .032, .042
Scale length: 25.5 in.
Width at nut: 1-11/16 in.
Introduced: January, 2006
Unique features: rosewood fingerboard with acrylic pearl Sharkfin inlays, 14 - 16-inch compound radius, fingerboard, Duncan Designed pickups
Technical Info
Series: X SeriesBody: alder
Top: flame maple veneer on transparent finishes
Neck: rock maple with scarf joint
Headstock: Jackson 6-in-line pointed
Tuning machines: sealed di-cast
Fingerboard: rosewood with 14 - 16-inch compound radius
Number of frets: 22
Fret size: jumbo
Bridge pickup: Duncan Designed HB-103b Humbucker
Neck pickup: Duncan Designed HB-103n Humbucker
Controls: master volume
Bridge: Jackson licensed Floyd Rose tremolo
Pickup switching: 3-position toggle: bridge pickup, bridge and neck pickup, neck pickup
Hardware: chrome
Strings: NPS, gauges: .009, .011, .016, .024, .032, .042
Scale length: 25.5 in.
Width at nut: 1-11/16 in.
Introduced: January, 2006
Unique features: rosewood fingerboard with acrylic pearl Sharkfin inlays, 14 - 16-inch compound radius, fingerboard, Duncan Designed pickups
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Jackson RX10D Randy Rhoads Electric Guitar Reviews
9 out of 10
"nice and sexy"
Feature:
Floyd rose tremolo, easy to do divebombs, harmonics etc. i had to configure the tremolo bars springs tho, it wasnt floating. Its a pain in the ass trying to restring, i almost threw the guitar lol
Quality:
quality is the best! i havent had any problems since i bought it (like the loose vol knob)
Value:
it was worth it, a lil bit expensive for my currency (not livin in the US), itw as my first guitar, really worth it (fender was my bros)
Desirability:
hoaah, mine came with the sexy cobalt blue and black swirls, its so hot! not to mention its metallic! shiny*_*
Sound:
yea i like the sound, it gives u a crunchy tone and the other kinda like a jazzy tone, i really like it! But im planning (near future) to change them to EMG 81 (just the rear pickup, or bridge) but right now, it satisfies me, i have a temporary yamaha amp (i use it cuz i travel alot, wont get a biggie until my family settles down), i run it thru my digitech alternate effects model RP90, set some kickass tone , i love it. But the p/up kinda hums alil bit but, who cares?:D
Ease of Use:
slender neck and slim, i have a fender and its more easier to shred on this jackson, the fender had a fat neck. even tho i dont prefer jumbo frets, its still easier to shred
Support:
didnt need support, why need one?:P
Overall:
i will play until i feel like i want a new guitar, but not atm. maybe after a few years
Floyd rose tremolo, easy to do divebombs, harmonics etc. i had to configure the tremolo bars springs tho, it wasnt floating. Its a pain in the ass trying to restring, i almost threw the guitar lol
Quality:
quality is the best! i havent had any problems since i bought it (like the loose vol knob)
Value:
it was worth it, a lil bit expensive for my currency (not livin in the US), itw as my first guitar, really worth it (fender was my bros)
Desirability:
hoaah, mine came with the sexy cobalt blue and black swirls, its so hot! not to mention its metallic! shiny*_*
Sound:
yea i like the sound, it gives u a crunchy tone and the other kinda like a jazzy tone, i really like it! But im planning (near future) to change them to EMG 81 (just the rear pickup, or bridge) but right now, it satisfies me, i have a temporary yamaha amp (i use it cuz i travel alot, wont get a biggie until my family settles down), i run it thru my digitech alternate effects model RP90, set some kickass tone , i love it. But the p/up kinda hums alil bit but, who cares?:D
Ease of Use:
slender neck and slim, i have a fender and its more easier to shred on this jackson, the fender had a fat neck. even tho i dont prefer jumbo frets, its still easier to shred
Support:
didnt need support, why need one?:P
Overall:
i will play until i feel like i want a new guitar, but not atm. maybe after a few years
Submitted: 09/27/2008
Style of Music: heavy metal, melodic (like cob)
8 out of 10
"Needs fixin'"
Feature:
Floyd is good as always, although it is licensed. Probably the best value you'll find.
Quality:
Some wires have broken etc. Just some soldering to fix it, although it is a pain. My soldering is much better and will not break. Will last a while.
Value:
A good value for sure.
Desirability:
It's hot.
Sound:
Had an above average sound when I bought it, but switched out the rear pickup for an EMG 81, now I have the tone I want.
Ease of Use:
Restringing/tuning the floyd is a pain, adding the EMG was as hard as normal I guess. Very playable, especially after upgrading from a guitar with medium frets.
Support:
I haven't needed any, but fender is always a pain to deal with.
Overall:
I was satisfied, I would give it a 9.5 after re-soldering and adding the EMG.
Floyd is good as always, although it is licensed. Probably the best value you'll find.
Quality:
Some wires have broken etc. Just some soldering to fix it, although it is a pain. My soldering is much better and will not break. Will last a while.
Value:
A good value for sure.
Desirability:
It's hot.
Sound:
Had an above average sound when I bought it, but switched out the rear pickup for an EMG 81, now I have the tone I want.
Ease of Use:
Restringing/tuning the floyd is a pain, adding the EMG was as hard as normal I guess. Very playable, especially after upgrading from a guitar with medium frets.
Support:
I haven't needed any, but fender is always a pain to deal with.
Overall:
I was satisfied, I would give it a 9.5 after re-soldering and adding the EMG.
Submitted: 05/08/2008
Style of Music: Metal
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