Product Detail
Jackson's JS Series Concert™ Bass guitars offer powerful sound, stylish looks, and great affordability. The five-string JS3VQ with a 35-inch scale features a lightweight poplar body with an elegant quilt maple top. It has a fully bound bolt-on maple neck reinforced with graphite and a scarf joint, and a 12”-16” compound radius amaranth fingerboard with 24 jumbo frets and classic sharkfin inlays. Dual high-output humbucking bass pickups deliver a monstrous low-end growl, while the HiMass™ bridge provides rock-solid stability. The JS3VQ comes with an active 3-band EQ and two volume control knobs for tone refinement. Available in Cherry Burst, Transparent Black Burst, or Transparent Red Burst with black hardware and a Jackson pointed 5-in-line headstock. General: Series - JS, Orientation - Right-Hand, Color - Transparent Red Burst, Country of Origin - CN. Neck: Headstock - Jackson® Pointed 5-In-Line, Neck Material - Maple, Fingerboard Radius - 12'-16' Compound Radius. Body: Body - Poplar, Body Shape - Concert™ Bass. Hardware: Bridge - Jackson® HiMass™, Tuning Machines - Jackson® Sealed Die-Cast. Electronics: Pickup Configuration - HH, Controls - Volume (Neck Pickup), Volume (Bridge Pickup), Active 3-Band EQ. Accessories: Saddle Height Wrench - Yes, Truss Rod Wrench - Yes. Measurements: Fret Size - Jumbo, Scale Length - 35' (889 mm).
Using your Jackson JS3VQ bass guitar is a breeze. First, tune your guitar using the Jackson® sealed die - cast tuning machines. You can adjust the volume of the neck and bridge pickups separately with the two volume control knobs. The active 3 - band EQ allows you to fine - tune the bass, middle, and treble tones to suit your playing style. When you're done playing, make sure to put your guitar in a proper case to protect it from dust and scratches. For maintenance, clean the strings regularly with a soft cloth to keep them in good condition. You can also adjust the saddle height using the provided wrench if needed. If you need to adjust the truss rod, use the truss rod wrench carefully and make small adjustments at a time. Always keep your guitar in a stable environment with consistent temperature and humidity to prevent damage to the wood and hardware.
