Jackson Pro Plus Series Soloist SLA2 Ebony Fingerboard Red Crystal

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The Jackson Pro Plus Series Soloist SLA2 is built for speed, precision, and uncompromising modern tone. Designed around Jackson’s iconic Soloist platform, this guitar pairs neck-through construction with high-performance components to deliver the kind of sustain, stability, and lightning-fast playability that technical players demand. Whether you're ripping through complex lead runs or pushing a high-gain amp into full throttle, the SLA2 is engineered to keep up. At the heart of the guitar is an arched nyatoh Soloist body combined with a three-piece maple/walnut/maple neck-through design reinforced with graphite rods. This construction maximizes sustain while maintaining excellent tuning stability and structural strength. The bound ebony fingerboard features a 12"–16" compound radius and 24 jumbo stainless-steel frets, creating a feel that is comfortable for chords near the nut and effortlessly fast for soloing higher up the neck. Tone comes courtesy of a direct-mount Seymour Duncan pairing: the legendary JB TB-4 in the bridge and the classic ’59 SH-1N in the neck. This combination delivers everything from aggressive modern gain to vintage-inspired warmth, all accessible through a five-way blade switch for expanded tonal versatility. A recessed Floyd Rose 1000 Series double-locking tremolo ensures rock-solid tuning stability even under extreme dive-bombs and aggressive playing styles. Specs: Nyatoh Soloist body; three-piece maple/walnut/maple neck-through construction with graphite reinforcement; ebony fingerboard with 12"–16" compound radius; 24 jumbo stainless steel frets with pearloid piranha tooth inlays; 25.5" scale length; Floyd Rose 1000 Series double-locking tremolo bridge with Floyd Rose locking nut; Jackson sealed die-cast tuners; single volume and single tone controls with five-way blade switch. Gloss Red Crystal finish. Gig bag included.  Weight: 7 lbs 4 oz. Electronics: Direct-mount Seymour Duncan JB TB-4 bridge humbucker and Seymour Duncan ’59 SH-