Jackson X Series Concert Bass CBXNT DX IV - Ice Blue Metallic
The all-new Jackson® X Series Concert™ Bass CBXDX IV M is a highly versatile bass designed for one express purpose - bringing the thunder to your music. Upgraded electronics, classically brutal style and fast, efficient playability make this entry into the lineup a fundamental force to be reckoned with. Perfect for rock or metal - or other styles that demand low, punchy bass - this instrument is an unbelievable value.
This 34"-scale bass pairs a poplar body with a graphite-reinforced neck-through-body design that generates formidable sustain, while the speed maple neck contour, 12"-16" compound radius bound maple fingerboard and 24 jumbo frets make for lightning-fast playability.
The heart of this four-string beast is a Jackson J-style bridge pickup and Jackson P-style neck pickup, mated to an active 3-band EQ circuit for adding punch, cut, rumble or grunt to your sound. A brand-new stylish chrome Jackson Bass Bacher IV hardtail bridge enhances note attack and sustain without altering your carefully crafted tone while the sealed die-cast tuning machines keep the strings in tune, no matter how hard you dig into them.
Specs:
- Number of Strings: 4
- Left-/Right-handed: Right-handed
- Body Shape: X Series Concert
- Body Material: Poplar
- Color: Ice Blue Metallic
- Body Finish: Gloss
- Neck Material: Maple
- Neck Joint: Neck-through
- Radius:1 2"-16" compound
- Fingerboard Material: Maple
- Fingerboard Inlay: Pearloid Sharkfins
- Number of Frets: 24, Jumbo
- Scale Length: 34"
- Nut Width: 1.625"
- Nut Material: Plastic
- Bridge/Tailpiece: Jackson Bass Bacher Hardtail Bridge
- Tuners: Die-cast Sealed
- Neck Pickup: Jackson P-style Split Single-coil
- Bridge Pickup: Jackson J-style Single-coil
- Controls: 1 x volume, 1 x blend, 3-band Active EQ
- Strings: NPS, .045-.105
- Case/Gig Bag: Sold Separately
- Manufacturer Part Number: 2916654613
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