Jackson X Series Spectra Bass SBX IV Bass Guitar, Matte Blue Frost Lectrosonics To bring out more high-end

Name: Jackson X Series Spectra Bass SBX IV Bass Guitar, Matte Blue Frost Lectrosonics To bring out more high-end
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 65713684366
Price: 275.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Jackson X Series Spectra Bass SBX IV Bass Guitar, Matte Blue Frost Lectrosonics To bring out more high end To bring out more high end sparkle we added a presence control giving you a total of 4 bands of EQ on the PS200 STYLE Focused Its nyatoh body has a larger upper horn that evenly distributes weight throughout the instrument for perfect balance and playing comfort The SBX IV provides a full sonic spectrum for even the most versatile and progressive bassists

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