Diamond Rowe And Jackson Make History As She Becomes The Brand’s First Female Signature Guitar Artist

Diamond Rowe, co-founder of Metal group Tetrarch and guitar brand Jackson have teamed up to make history, creating the brand’s first female signature artist guitar.

The release marks a number of historical benchmarks as she becomes the first female signature artist for the brand, the first African American female signature artist in heavy music and joins H.E.R ‘s Fender signature and Melanie Faye’s signature D’Angelico making her only the third African American female signature guitar artist (fourth if you count the Gibson Sister Rosetta Tharpe Re-issue). 

“I‘m so excited about this new venture with the Jackson family. This is a historic collaboration – as I am the first female in the history of Jackson with a signature guitar and the first female African-American signature Jackson artist. I feel so honored to have now joined such an elite group of players that are a part of this club. Many who have inspired me along this journey to get here. It’s truly humbling.” says Diamond

The Jackson Pro Series Signature Diamond Rowe DR12MG EVTN6 has a single-cut nyatoh body based off of the Jackson Monarkh with a poplar burl top, Dark Rose finish with a 3+3 color-matched Jackson headstock and black hardware. Boasting a 25.5’ scale length, it also has a graphite-reinforced three-piece nyatoh set-neck with a 12˝ radius bound ebony fingerboard and 24 jumbo frets. For a bit of a bit of a twist there are no inlays but lumenlay fret markers. Tapping into Diamond’s sound, it’s powered by black chrome-covered active EMG® 81/85 humbucking bridge and neck pickups with a range of tonal options via a three-way toggle switch, single volume control, and tone control. For added stability and accuracy, an Evertune® F6 model bridge with Die-cast locking tuners rounds out the hardware. 

The Pro Series Signature Diamond Rowe DR12MG EVTN6 is available now for $1,699.