Detail 01
Push/pull volume control
Pulling the control bypasses the active EQ circuit and uses the passive tone circuit.

Independent shopping perspective
Built around a four-string, 34-inch platform, the Spectra Bass JS3 combines an offset poplar body, bolt-on maple neck, and 24-fret laurel fingerboard. Its oversized upper horn is designed to distribute the instrument’s weight more evenly during longer playing sessions. Two humbuckers, coil splitting, and a 3-band active EQ give you several ways to shape the bass signal; pulling the volume control bypasses the active circuit for passive operation. The adjustable-saddle HiMass bridge supports precise intonation.


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What matters in use
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Detail 01
Pulling the control bypasses the active EQ circuit and uses the passive tone circuit.
Detail 02
Splits the coils of both humbuckers for a brighter single-coil sound.
Detail 03
Its saddles can be adjusted for intonation across the fretboard.
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Product questions
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Yes. Pull up the volume knob to bypass the active circuit and use the passive tone circuit.
It is a four-string bass.
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