Jackson X Series Spectra Bass SBXQ IV - Amber Blue Burst Reviews
The Jackson X Series Spectra Bass SBXQ IV packs plenty of punch — and sleek looks to boot — with its poplar body, quilt maple top, maple neck, and active humbucking pickups. Upgraded with a HiMass bridge, two Jackson pickups, and coil-split circuitry, the SBXQ IV makes it easy to dial in the perfect tone for any gig or recording session. For a commanding feel, the bass's Jackson Speed neck profile is topped with a smooth compound-radius laurel fingerboard and jumbo frets for effortless playability. Plus, the addition of a quilt maple top and the stylish glossy finish are sure to turn heads everywhere. If you're looking for a seriously gig-worthy bass at a great price, then look no further than the Jackson X Series Spectra Bass SBXQ IV.
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Great Bass
This bass has always interested me, but it falls into the "not really my taste" kind of instrument. I knew that it would do anything and everything musically. It just did not check off the vintage vibe. I got over that and bought it. IT is a solid instrument. The controls are backward (meaning the knobs turn the other way and the bass is first on the pre-amp. It is simply a quirk of the instrument. The neck is fast and easy to play. I really like the compound radius. I have absolutely no opinion about the roasted whatever type of wood it is fret board. If it did not say on the specs, I would have assumed it was rosewood. Go figure. The photos do not do this bass justice. The finish looks more like a blue and green dragon than whatever the pictures on this site show. Finally, I like the headstock. Jackson headstocks have always been a bit too pointy for me. This one is more squared off and has a simple J for the logo. This is a great instrument.
