Detail 01
Neck-through construction with graphite reinforcement
The design is described as producing strong sustain.

Independent shopping perspective
Built around a 34-inch scale and four strings, the Jackson CBXNT DX IV is aimed at bass parts that need low-end punch in rock, metal, and other forceful styles. Its poplar body joins a graphite-reinforced neck-through design for sustain, while the maple neck, compound-radius maple fingerboard, and 24 jumbo frets support fast movement. J-style bridge and P-style neck pickups feed an active 3-band EQ, giving you controls for punch, cut, rumble, or grunt.


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Detail 01
The design is described as producing strong sustain.
Detail 02
Paired with 24 jumbo frets and the speed maple neck contour, it is described for fast playability.
Detail 03
The two pickups are paired with an active 3-band EQ for shaping the bass sound.
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Product questions
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Yes. It uses an active 3-band EQ circuit.
It has 24 jumbo frets.
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