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Jackson

Jackson X Series Spectra Bass SBXP IV Bass Guitar Desert Sand

SKU CH-7F05-WBJP7

A poplar-bodied bass with compound-radius laurel fingerboard, 24 frets and dual humbuckers for active or passive tones

  • Versatile tones from medium-output humbucking pickups
  • Fast playability with 12"-16" compound radius laurel fingerboard
  • Active and passive modes via push/pull volume selector
  • Modern Desert Sand finish with black hardware
  • Balanced comfort from offset body with larger upper horn

Modern Bass for Gigging Musicians

The Jackson X Series Spectra Bass SBXP IV is built for players who need a versatile instrument that handles stage and studio work. Its offset body style balances weight across a larger upper horn, reducing shoulder strain during long sets. Dual passive medium-output humbucking pickups deliver a dynamic foundation suited to multiple genres. A push/pull volume selector switches between active and passive modes for expanded tonal range.

Sustained Comfort and Consistent Tone

The graphite-reinforced through-body maple neck with scarf joint provides stable sustain that holds through extended playing sessions. A speed neck contour and 12-16 compound radius bound laurel fingerboard keep the feel fast and even across all 24 frets. Active and passive voicings remain consistent without sudden level drops when switching modes. The poplar body with poplar burl top contributes a balanced response that does not compress under heavy attack.

Stage-Ready Hardware and Finish

Black hardware and dome-style control knobs complement the Desert Sand satin finish for a clean, modern appearance under stage lights. The through-body neck construction eliminates heel joints that can shift over time, keeping setup stable through transport. Standard strap buttons work with the offset horn geometry to keep the instrument secure while moving. Poplar construction resists minor dings better than softer tonewoods during daily gigging use.

Highlights

  • Versatile tones from medium-output humbucking pickups
  • Fast playability with 12"-16" compound radius laurel fingerboard
  • Active and passive modes via push/pull volume selector
  • Modern Desert Sand finish with black hardware
  • Balanced comfort from offset body with larger upper horn

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much noise does the active preamp add when I run the bass through a quiet rig all day?

The push-pull volume knob switches between active and passive modes so you can remove the preamp from the signal chain entirely when you want the quietest possible operation.

What amplification gear do I need before this bass makes any sound?

A standard instrument cable and any bass amplifier or audio interface with a ¼-inch input will work; the dual medium-output humbuckers deliver signal in both active and passive positions.

Will the graphite-reinforced through-body maple neck feel familiar if I keep my bolt-on Jazz Bass?

The neck-through construction and 12-16 compound radius laurel fingerboard give a different hand feel and fret access than a traditional bolt-on maple neck with a vintage radius.

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