JACKSON David Ellefson CBX IV SBK

The beginning of the production of bass guitars at Jackson dates back to the first half of the 1980s. In addition to the now famous Kelly, King V and Dinky models, the Concert Bass also appeared. Essentially a simple instrument, it nevertheless has a straightforward seismic tone and a neck ideal for fast playing. Fans of these instruments include bassists from bands such as Hatebreed, Lamb of God and Megadeth.

This guitar is the signature model of David Ellefson, bassist of Megadeth.

The body of this bass is made of linden wood and has a glossy polyester lacquer finish. The single-ply maple neck is attached to the body with screws. Great for fast playing. The dark rosewood fingerboard is also adapted to this, with a combined radius that flattens towards the body. There are 21 jumbo frets. The typical pearl shark fins serve to orient the fingerboard. The gauge of the instrument is 864 mm. The width of the zero fret is 41 mm.

The strings are anchored in a solid Jackson HiMass headstock, which naturally accentuates the attack and sustain of the tone. Sealed die cast mechanics ensure reliable tuning.

Sound pickup is handled by two humbuckers from the renowned EMG company, which cannot be switched between. The bass features active electronics with a three-band equalizer and volume and tone controls.

Jackson basses have everything you need to ensure your band doesn't lack a solid foundation. They feature a stylish look with a signature Jackson headstock and, above all, a sound that will have everyone knowing you from a mile away.