JS Series RR Minion JS1XM - Snow White With Maple Fingerboard

Huge Tone From A 2/3-Scale Guitar: The Jackson JS RR Minion JS1XM solidbody electric guitar is the perfect instrument for kids or adults who are looking for an easy-playing axe. Despite its small size, this 2/3-scale poplar guitar has features you’ll love. It comes loaded with two high-output humbucking pickups, 24 frets, and a lighting-fast maple neck with graphite reinforcement rods. Add those features together and you get four octaves of screaming leads and a sturdy, fluid neck that won’t move as much as regularly reinforced necks. At Sweetwater, they love 2/3-scale guitars so much that many employees play them at their desks. The Jackson JS RR Minion JS1XM electric guitar proves that big tones can come in small packages. High-Output Pickups And Classic Controls: The Jackson JS RR Minion JS1XM comes loaded with two Jackson high-output humbucking pickups that have a variety of tonal options. These high-output pickups are voiced to provide a full, sustaining tone that will push your amp to overdrive. With the onboard 3-way blade switch and master volume and tone knobs, you can play screaming leads or create crunchy riffs. Fast Maple Neck: This guitar ships with a one-piece maple neck and fretboard with 24 jumbo frets and a 12" fretboard that make it easy to play screaming solos and chords alike. The Speed Neck’s carve is slim and the satin finish feels incredibly easy to play. The Jackson JS RR Minion JS1XM Solidbody Electric Guitar is sure to wow you with its buttery fretboard and awesome tones.

- Poplar body is warm and resonant
- Two Jackson-designed humbuckers pump out a full and driving tone
- One-piece maple neck is super fast
- Jackson sealed tuners provide great tuning stability
- 12" radius fretboard is supremely comfortable
- String-through construction is super resonant
- Simple controls make it easy to dial in your tone
- Graphite neck reinforcement makes for sturdy neck

Box Included:
- JS Series RR Minion JS1XM - Snow White with Maple Fingerboard
- Documentation