Jackson X Series Spectra Bass SBX IV Bass Guitar, Laurel Fingerboard, Candy Apple Red

Bring your bass playing to new heights with the Jackson X Series Spectra Bass SBX IV, a revolutionary addition to Jackson's impressive neck-through-body bass collection. This instrument is designed with the modern, adventurous bassist in mind, offering a unique blend of style, versatility, and exceptional value. The Spectra Bass SBX IV boasts an innovatively designed offset body style, crafted specifically for the gigging musician. Its nyatoh body features a larger upper horn, ensuring an even weight distribution across the instrument for optimal balance and comfort during play. The heart of this bass guitar lies in its through-body maple neck, reinforced with graphite and featuring a scarf joint.

This design element not only enhances the instrument's durability but also provides formidable sustain. Coupled with a speed neck contour, a 12"-16" compound radius laurel fingerboard, and 24 jumbo frets, the SBX IV guarantees superior playability for bassists of all styles. The SBX IV is equipped with dual passive medium-output humbucking pickups, delivering a dynamic foundation with punch, power, and precise note articulation. This bass guitar offers a wide tonal range, thanks to a two-way toggle switch for pickup coil splitting, a 3-band active EQ, blend control, and volume control with a push/pull selector.

The push/pull selector ensures you'll never lose sound due to a dead battery, allowing you to bypass the active circuit and continue playing without battery power. This four-string bass also features a HiMass hardtail bridge, enhancing sustain and improving attack. The SBX IV is completed with a unique 2x2 black headstock, subtly adorned with an understated "J" logo. Choose from the stage-ready Gloss Black or Matte Army Drab finishes, both complemented by sleek black hardware. The Jackson X Series Spectra Bass SBX IV is more than just a bass guitar; it's a bold journey into the future of bass playing.

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