Where modern style meets flexible tone, the Jackson X Series Spectra Bass SBX IV Bass Guitar stands as a testament to superior craftsmanship and design. This instrument is a bold new addition to Jackson's impressive neck-through-body bass lineup, offering an unparalleled playing experience for the adventurous bassist. The innovative offset Spectra Bass body style has been meticulously crafted with the performing musician in mind. Its Nyatoh body features a larger upper horn, ensuring an even weight distribution across the instrument for optimal balance and comfort during play. The graphite-reinforced through-body maple neck, complete with a scarf joint, delivers formidable sustain.
This is complemented by a speed neck contour, a 12"-16" compound radius laurel fingerboard, and 24 jumbo frets, all contributing to superior playability and a smooth, effortless performance. The SBX IV is a powerhouse of sonic versatility, catering to even the most progressive bassists. It houses dual passive medium-output humbucking pickups, providing a dynamic foundation characterized by punch, power, and articulate note delivery. The instrument offers wide-ranging tonal command, featuring a two-way toggle switch for pickup coil splitting, a 3-band active EQ, blend control, and a volume control with a push/pull selector.
This selector allows you to bypass or engage the active circuit for the 3-band EQ, eliminating the risk of sound loss due to a dead battery. The four-string bass also boasts a HiMass hardtail bridge, enhancing sustain and improving attack. The unique 2x2 black headstock, adorned with a subtle "J" logo, adds a touch of elegance to the instrument. Available in Gloss Black or Matte Army Drab finishes with black hardware, the SBX IV is a budget-friendly choice that doesn't compromise on quality or performance. The through-body maple neck with graphite reinforcement and scarf joint extends the piece of wood used for the neck through the entire length of the guitar's body, allowing for greater playability and sustain across the whole instrument.
The volume control contains a push/pull selector to switch between passive or active pickups, while a two-way toggle switch splits the coils of the Jackson medium-output humbucking pickups for an expanded tonal landscape. Experience the Jackson X Series Spectra Bass SBX IV Bass Guitar, where style, comfort, and superior sound converge.
This is complemented by a speed neck contour, a 12"-16" compound radius laurel fingerboard, and 24 jumbo frets, all contributing to superior playability and a smooth, effortless performance. The SBX IV is a powerhouse of sonic versatility, catering to even the most progressive bassists. It houses dual passive medium-output humbucking pickups, providing a dynamic foundation characterized by punch, power, and articulate note delivery. The instrument offers wide-ranging tonal command, featuring a two-way toggle switch for pickup coil splitting, a 3-band active EQ, blend control, and a volume control with a push/pull selector.
This selector allows you to bypass or engage the active circuit for the 3-band EQ, eliminating the risk of sound loss due to a dead battery. The four-string bass also boasts a HiMass hardtail bridge, enhancing sustain and improving attack. The unique 2x2 black headstock, adorned with a subtle "J" logo, adds a touch of elegance to the instrument. Available in Gloss Black or Matte Army Drab finishes with black hardware, the SBX IV is a budget-friendly choice that doesn't compromise on quality or performance. The through-body maple neck with graphite reinforcement and scarf joint extends the piece of wood used for the neck through the entire length of the guitar's body, allowing for greater playability and sustain across the whole instrument.
The volume control contains a push/pull selector to switch between passive or active pickups, while a two-way toggle switch splits the coils of the Jackson medium-output humbucking pickups for an expanded tonal landscape. Experience the Jackson X Series Spectra Bass SBX IV Bass Guitar, where style, comfort, and superior sound converge.
