Detail 01
Active/passive mode
A push/pull selector on the volume control turns the active bass-boost circuit on or bypasses it.

Independent shopping perspective
The Spectra Bass JS23 is a four-string electric bass with an offset poplar body, bolt-on maple neck, and 34-inch scale. Its bound laurel fingerboard has a 12-inch radius and 24 medium frets. A J-style bridge pickup and P-style neck pickup feed master volume, blend, and active bass-boost controls, letting you combine the two pickup voices. The volume control’s push/pull selector engages or bypasses the active circuit. Finished in walnut stain with black hardware, it uses a Jackson HiMass bridge with individual saddles.


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Detail 01
A push/pull selector on the volume control turns the active bass-boost circuit on or bypasses it.
Detail 02
The instrument is specified with a 34-inch scale.
Detail 03
The bound laurel fingerboard carries 24 medium frets.
Detail 04
The bridge uses individual saddles.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has a Jackson J-style bridge pickup and a P-style neck pickup, with a blend control.
Yes. Pulling or pushing the volume-control selector engages or bypasses the active circuit.
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