Jackson JS Series Surfcaster™ JS22 HT Electric Guitar – Snow White
Classic offset style with modern metal power.
The Jackson JS22 Surfcaster™ blends retro offset style with the aggressive tone and fast playability Jackson is known for. It’s lightweight, comfortable and designed to handle everything from tight rhythm work through to high-gain lead playing.
With high-output humbuckers, a fast compound radius neck and a stable hardtail bridge, it’s a no-fuss guitar that delivers exactly what you need, especially if you’re stepping into heavier styles.
FEATURES
- Poplar Body: Lightweight with balanced tone and solid resonance
- Bolt-On Maple Neck: Stable construction with a smooth, fast-playing feel
- 12”–16” Compound Radius Fingerboard: Comfortable for chords down low and ideal for bends and solos up high
- Bound Amaranth Fingerboard: Smooth feel with a refined look
- 22 Jumbo Frets: Easy fretting and wide bends with less effort
- High-Output Jackson® Humbuckers: Thick, powerful tone built for rock and metal
- Single Volume & Tone Control: Simple, direct control over your sound
- Hardtail Bridge: Excellent tuning stability and solid sustain
- Black Hardware: Clean, modern look against the Snow White finish
WHAT YOU’LL LOVE
- Fast, comfortable neck that makes playing feel easy
- Punchy, high-gain tones straight out of the box
- Stable tuning thanks to the hardtail design
- A unique offset look that stands out from standard shapes
A Great Entry Point into Modern Electric Guitar
The JS22 Surfcaster™ is ideal for beginners and developing players who want something that looks different and handles heavier tones with ease. It’s straightforward, reliable and built to get you playing without distraction.
If you’re into rock, punk or metal, this is a guitar that will keep up as your playing grows.
FAQ
Who is this guitar for?
Great for beginners and intermediate players, especially those pursuing rock and metal styles.
What does “compound radius” mean?
The fingerboard is slightly more curved near the nut for comfortable chords and flatter higher up the neck for easier bending and soloing.
What does a hardtail bridge do?
It’s a fixed bridge (no tremolo), which improves tuning stability and simplifies setup and restringing.
What styles does it suit?
Perfect for rock, punk, metal and heavier styles, but versatile enough for general playing.
