Jackson X Series Spectra Bass SBX IV Bass Guitar
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31% under what the other stores charge
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The Jackson X Series Spectra Bass SBX IV is a four-string, neck-through bass with an offset body, dual passive humbuckers and a 3-band active EQ. Its push/pull volume lets you bypass the active circuit, so a dead battery never silences the bass. The 12"-16" compound radius laurel board and 24 jumbo frets make fast, progressive playing easy. It suits rock and metal players who want flexible tone and a slim, fast neck more than vintage looks.
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Lowest price we've seen: $429.99 on Nov 12 at Dr. Guitar Music Online Store. Tracked across 10 stores since Nov 12.
The Jackson X Series Spectra Bass SBX IV is a four-string bass with an offset Spectra Bass body. The Nyatoh body has a larger upper horn to spread the weight evenly across the instrument. It has a 2x2 headstock with a "J" logo.
The neck is graphite-reinforced maple that runs through the full length of the body, with a scarf joint. It has a speed neck contour and a laurel fingerboard with a 12"-16" compound radius and 24 jumbo frets. A HiMass hardtail bridge adds sustain and attack.
Two passive medium-output humbucking pickups provide the sound. A two-way toggle switch splits the pickup coils. Controls include a 3-band active EQ, a blend control and a volume control with a push/pull selector. The selector switches the active EQ circuit on or off, so the bass still plays in passive mode if the battery dies.
