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Jet JPB300 P Bass

Name: Jet JPB300 P Bass
Brand: Jet
SKU: JETJPB300SGR
Price: 379.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Finding a classic precision-style electric bass that successfully balances iconic vintage character with modern, gig-ready reliability can be a tall order on a budget. The Jet JPB-300 electric bass guitar answers this demand by introducing boutique-grade structural elements to a traditional design, providing a high-performance platform for developing groove-makers and experienced players alike.

Built around a lightweight and resonance-rich roasted poplar body, this four-string bass offers long-lasting playing comfort during extended practice blocks and late-night stage slots. By combining premium kiln-baked tonewoods with an incredibly responsive control setup, it functions as an adaptable workhorse that captures the absolute essence of classic bass design without requiring a high-tier financial investment.

Traditional High-Output Split-Coil Pickups

The tonal heart of this instrument relies on a highly responsive 2X PB-style split single-coil pickup arrangement. This configuration is widely celebrated for its ability to produce an instantly recognisable low-end footprint characterised by thick, punchy lows and a raw, driving mid-range presence. The split-coil design inherently cancels unwanted electrical hum, ensuring your signal remains pristine and focused under high-gain amplifier stages or direct recording inputs.

Instead of a standard master control layout, the bass incorporates an expanded passive control array consisting of two individual volume knobs and a master tone knob. This flexible control setup provides precise command over your output balance, allowing you to fine-tune the internal coil interactions to sculpt anything from an aggressive, percussive modern rock click to a warm, pillowy vintage Motown thud with simple adjustments.

Premium Roasted Maple Neck and Rosewood Fingerboard

A key structural upgrade on this model is the selection of a Canadian roasted maple neck. The roasting process involves baking the wood in a specialised kiln to eliminate deep-seated residual moisture and organic resins. This advanced treatment hardens the timber, leaving the neck remarkably stable and highly resistant to structural shifting, bowing, or warping caused by rapid temperature drops and humidity changes.

The playing surface is built for speed and comfort, pairing a smooth modern C-shaped neck profile with a classic rosewood fingerboard. Featuring a comfortably flat 12" (30.5 cm) radius and a 41.3 mm nut width, the neck provides a natural, ergonomic grip that simplifies low-register chording and ensures fluid upper-fret tracking. A double-action truss rod sits anchored inside, making seasonal setup maintenance straightforward and accurate.

Rock-Solid Vintage Hardware Assembly

To withstand the intense mechanical stresses of a long-scale bass, the physical appointments are engineered for long-term reliability. The body features a rock-solid 2-point bridge configuration loaded with 4 individual saddles. This design allows for independent intonation and height adjustment per string, facilitating fine-grained setup precision and maximising acoustic energy transfer directly through to the body wood.

At the headstock end, strings pass over a high-density bone and polymer fibre nut into vintage-style chrome open-gear machine heads. These tuners provide highly accurate adjustments and superior gear retention, holding your tuning firm through heavy fingerstyle attacks, aggressive pick work, or slap techniques. Pre-strung with high-quality D'Addario strings, the instrument delivers excellent projection and premium touch response out of the box.

Jet JPB-300 Specifications

Pickup Configuration - split single-coil layout (2x PB style).
Body Material - roasted poplar.
Body Type - solid body double-cutaway.
Neck Material - Canadian roasted maple.
Neck Profile - modern C.
Fingerboard Material - rosewood.
Fingerboard Radius - 12" (30.5 cm).
Scale Length - 34" (86.4 cm) long scale.
Nut Width - 41.3 mm.
Nut Material - bone and polymer fibre.
Truss Rod - double action.
Number of Frets - 20.
Bridge Type - 2-point fixed bridge with 4 individual saddles.
Controls - 2 x volume, 1 x master tone.
Machine Heads - chrome vintage-style open gear.
Hardware Finish - chrome-plated.
Strings Supplied - D'Addario.

The Jet JPB-300 electric bass guitar establishes itself as a reliable choice for players seeking an authentic, full-scale bass experience built for modern durability. Its combination of structural wood roasting, independent dual-volume controls, and rock-solid vintage hardware ensures it holds down the rhythm section with absolute consistency night after night.

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