Jackson Guitars Soloist SLA2 HT HH Pro Plus EBO Gloss Black
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Maple/walnut/maple (3-piece) neck-through construction with graphite reinforcements: generous sustain, exemplary stability, and smooth access to all 24 frets.
- 2 Seymour Duncan humbuckers in direct mount (JB TB-4 bridge / '59 SH-1N neck) with a 5-position selector switch to switch from a powerful modern tone to clearer textures via coil splits.
- Ebony fingerboard with 12"-16" compound radius and jumbo stainless steel frets: fast feel, comfortable bends, and precision picking as well as legato playing.
- Jackson HT6 string-through fixed bridge + locking tuners: solid tuning stability and stable intonation, ideal for aggressive tunings.
Manufacturer Information
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Soloist Pro Plus: The Jackson "Shred" Spirit, Optimized for the Stage
An iconic model of Jackson's DNA, the Soloist has established itself as a benchmark for technical playing: ergonomics designed for speed, uncompromised access to the upper frets, and a decidedly modern feel. The Pro Plus Series Soloist SLA2 HT takes the concept further with performance-oriented luthiery (neck-through construction, graphite reinforcements), a bold Gloss Black finish, and Seymour Duncan electronics tailored for current rock/metal tones, all while retaining the Soloist silhouette that built the brand's reputation.
Who Is It For and What Styles?
This guitar is primarily aimed at intermediate to expert guitarists seeking a precise, stable, and fast electric guitar capable of handling aggressive playing as well as ultra-clean phrasing. It excels in modern metal, hard rock, prog, shred, and fusion. Thanks to the 5-position selector and coil combinations, it remains relevant for more nuanced genres (alternative rock, clearer rhythms, defined arpeggios) without losing its sharp identity.
Sound Characteristics
The Seymour Duncan JB TB-4 (bridge) and '59 SH-1N (neck) duo offers an immediately effective palette: firm and responsive lows for palm muting, present mids that cut through the mix, and precise highs for harmonics and fast attacks. The direct mount pickups enhance attack and clarity, especially appreciated in high gain settings. The nyatoh body provides a warm and dense foundation, while the neck-through construction promotes long sustain and vibration continuity across the entire neck. With the HT6 string-through fixed bridge, the response is tight, stable, and ideal for tight rhythms as well as singing solos.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
Factory setup with .009-.042 nickel plated steel strings: to maintain the same feel and tension balance, choose a 6-string set with a 9-42 gauge. A Jackson gig bag is included, convenient for transport and daily protection.
Technical specifications
| Electronics: microphone configuration | HH | Nbr of strings | 6 |
| Left handed | No | Fingerboard | Ebony |
| Strings | Steel | Color | Black |
| Wood | nyatoh | Headstock | Jackson Pointed 6-in-line, white headstock binding |
| Shape | Soloist | Orientation | right-handed |
| Body finish | gloss | Bridge | Jackson HT6 hardtail, string-through-body |
| Construction | neck-through-body with graphite reinforcements | Tuners | sealed locking Jackson tuners |
| Neck finish | oiled | Hardware finish | black |
| Truss rod | dual-action, adjustment wheel at heel | Control knobs | Dome-Style |
| Scale length | 25.5" / 648 mm | Configuration | HH |
| Frets | 24 jumbo stainless steel | Bridge pickup | Seymour Duncan JB TB-4, direct mount |
| Inlays | "Pearloid Piranha Tooth" | Neck pickup | Seymour Duncan '59 SH-1N, direct mount |
| Side markers | Luminlay | Controls | 1 volume, 1 tone |
| Nut width | 1.6875" / 42.86 mm | 5-position selector switch | 1) bridge, 2) bridge outer coil + neck inner coil, 3) bridge + neck, 4) bridge inner coil + neck outer coil, 5) neck |
| Nut material | black plastic | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does this Jackson Soloist suit modern metal and shred?
The Seymour Duncan JB TB-4 bridge and '59 SH-1N neck pickups target rock, metal, prog, and shred tones. The direct mounting of the pickups enhances attack when saturated.
Does the fixed bridge on the Soloist Pro Plus SLA2 HT hold tuning well?
The Jackson HT6 through-body string bridge provides a tight and stable response. Sealed locking Jackson tuners complete this setup.
Is the neck suitable for fast playing?
The neck-through construction incorporates graphite reinforcements. The 648 mm scale length and ebony fingerboard promote precise response. The 24 jumbo stainless steel frets offer full access to the high notes.
What are the positions of the 5-way selector switch?
The selector offers bridge pickup, both humbuckers, neck pickup, and two coil-split combinations between the main positions.
Which case and string gauge are supplied?
A Jackson gig bag is included. The original setup uses nickel-plated steel strings with gauge .009-.042.



