Jackson JS32 Warrior AH Snow White Elektriska gitarrer

Jackson JS32 Warrior AH Snow White — Hard & Heavy Metal Guitar with Iconic Warrior Body

The Jackson JS32 Warrior AH Snow White is an angular electric guitar built for hard rock and metal players who want classic Jackson tone at an accessible price. The Warrior body shape, finished in gloss Snow White with black hardware, makes a statement on any stage. Hosting a poplar body and a bolt-on maple speed neck with graphite reinforcement, this model is engineered for rock-solid stability under aggressive playing. This axe is the right choice for metal guitarists who need an affordable workhorse with the iconic Warrior silhouette.

Warrior Body, Speed Neck, and Floyd Rose Tremolo — Built for Heavy Playing

What sets this axe apart is the angular Warrior body shape paired with the speed neck profile, a flat, fast shape that makes upper-fret soloing effortless. Double-locking tremolo from the Floyd Rose system locks strings at both nut and bridge, so dive bombs return to pitch. Twin high-output humbucking pickups with ceramic magnets deliver thick, articulate tone for modern metal.

Poplar Warrior Body — Lightweight, Aggressive, Stage-Ready

One of the most aggressive silhouettes from the brand, the Warrior body features sharp horns and an angular profile. Poplar keeps the guitar comfortable for long sets while delivering solid low-end punch. Gloss Snow White finish with black hardware creates striking visual contrast under stage lights.

• Body Material: Poplar — lightweight wood that balances comfort with solid low-end response
• Body Shape: Warrior™ — angular, aggressive signature silhouette
• This model pairs a gloss Snow White finish with black hardware, creating a striking visual contrast under stage lights.

Maple Speed Neck with Graphite Reinforcement — Stability for Aggressive Playing

The one-piece bolt-on maple neck features a scarf joint and graphite reinforcement rods that increase tension behind the nut, eliminating the need for string trees. The speed neck profile is flat and fast, ideal for sweep picking and quick position shifts. A 305-406 mm compound radius amaranth fingerboard gradually flattens toward the upper frets, supporting chunky rhythm chording and low-action bending.

• Neck Material: Maple — one-piece bolt-on with graphite reinforcement for tuning stability
• Fingerboard Material: Amaranth — smooth, durable tonewood with tight grain for fast playing
• Fingerboard Radius: 305-406 mm compound — curved at the nut for chording, flat at the upper frets for bends
• Scale Length: 648 mm — standard scale for tight low-end and familiar string tension
• Nut Width: 42.86 mm — comfortable for rhythm chording and lead playing
• Frets: 24 Jumbo — taller, wider frets for easy bending and clear note articulation

HH Pickups and Floyd Rose Tremolo — Tone and Tuning Stability for Heavy Playing

A pair of high-output humbucking pickups with ceramic magnets cranks out clear tone with plenty of girth, shaped by a three-way toggle switch and single volume and tone controls. Double-locking tremolo locks strings at both the nut and bridge, so aggressive whammy work stays in tune. Sealed die-cast tuners and a locking nut licensed by Floyd Rose complete the hardware.

• Pickup Configuration: HH (dual humbuckers) — thick, noise-free tone suited to high-gain metal
• Bridge Pickup: High-Output Humbucking — ceramic magnet design for tight, articulate lead tones
• Neck Pickup: High-Output Humbucking — warm, full-bodied rhythm tone with strong low-end
• Bridge: Floyd Rose Licensed Double-Locking Tremolo — dive bombs and pull-ups return to pitch
• Sealed Die-Cast tuners — smooth, accurate tuning with sealed housing for durability

Who Should Play This Instrument

This model is built for hard rock and metal players who want an affordable, stage-ready guitar with the iconic Warrior silhouette and serious high-gain tone. It's an ideal choice for beginners stepping into metal who want a guitar that looks the part and plays well out of the box, as well as intermediate players looking for a Floyd Rose-equipped workhorse. Players who favour aggressive rhythm work and dive-bombing whammy techniques will feel right at home.

JS Series — Affordable Metal Guitars with Pro-Level DNA

The company has been building guitars for hard rock and metal players since the late 1970s, and the Warrior body shape has become one of the most iconic silhouettes. Originally introduced in the late 1980s, the Warrior was briefly discontinued before being revived in 2001 and gaining a cult following among extreme metal enthusiasts. In 2019, the aggressive shape was brought into the JS32 line.