Jackson JS3 Concert Bass - Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ค. 2019
- A review and discussion of the Jackson JS3 Concert 4 string electric bass guitar (Specs and Skip Times in the See More section)
Specs:
Country of Origin: Indonesia
Body:
Body shape: Concert Bass
Body finish: Gloss Polyester
Body Material: Indian Cedro with quilted maple veneer
Neck:
Number of frets: 24
Fret Size: Jumbo
Position inlays: Pearloid Sharkfin
Fretboard Radius: 12" to 16" compound radius (304.8mm to 406.4mm)
Headstock binding: White
Fretboard: Indian Rosewood
Neck Material: 3-piece maple
Neck Finish: Hand-rubbed oil
Nut Width: 1.625" (41.3mm)
Scale Length: 34" (864mm)
Headstock: Jackson Pointed 4-In-Line
Neck Plate: Jackson
Neck Binding: White
Electronics:
Pickup configuration: HH
Bridge pickup: Jackson High Output Humbucking Bass
Neck pickup: Jackson High Output Humbucking Bass
Special electronics: 3-Band Active Tone Circuit
Controls: Neck Volume, Bridge Volume, Bass, Mid, Treble
Hardware:
Hardware: Black
Bridge: Jackson High Mass
String Nut: Black Plastic
Accessories:
Control Knobs: Knurled Dome
Skip Times:
Neck Pickup even EQ: 3:53 , Bridge Pickup even EQ: 4:25 , Both Pickups even EQ: 5:07
Cody fiddles with the EQ knobs while Metal Scott Plays: 6:42 - 8:42
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Good review
Also you're the love child of linus tech tips and Todd Howard
Thank you!
I'm trying to make our videos get better in quality as we go on. I also just enjoy making them and try to have fun with it.
I guess I'll take the compliment on the looks. Both of them are fairly decent looking guys.
Very well done. Gave a lot of information. Definitely helped having the different tones and such show through as you play.
Thank you so much!
Ty for this review! I was just lookin at gettin a Jackson as a first bass (i have prior experience) and this has sold me
Pretty convincing, I like the sound of this bass!! Nice video BTW 😎👌🏻
My last bass was a gothic thunderbird.... I miss it🥲.... but 10 years later (without playing) I just picked this bass up yesterday. Idk, maybe it’s cuz I haven’t played in years that I love this bass. I’m not where I use to be, obviously, I’m missing quite a few beats but this bass has me in love with playing again! Thanks for review.
That's great to hear! We just make reviews for the instruments we buy and can get our hands on. I really like hearing that they help people! Helping people to make an informed decision is literally the only reason we make them
10/10 would buy this Bass based on this review
the body wood is whatever wood they got a deal on...
The bass Sounds good , I like it to . Jackson !
Kick ass video
Im getting that same bass except mine is the transparent black burst . but they do sound great . and I have a ba 115 ampeg amp that im about to pick up this week . and next week I'll be getting the ampeg analog bass preamp pedal to top it off . its going to sound great when im done with it . later on I'll gut the bass and load it up with emg pickups and emg pots and jack . she's going to be a force to recon with when its all said amd done
Todd Howard?
Unfortunately no, I do not make Todd Howard level money. But I guess I can kinda see the resemblance
Hi! What are the saddle screw sizes? Thank you!
Can you play passive?
Skills brother. I cant play bass with fingers like that. Just thumb or pick... lol.
Sounds pretty decent to me. Great job kid! 🙂
I was in on a web shop looking for a bass and came over this type of bass. I was thinking 'this one looks cool. I want one.' So I thought maybe look on youtube first to see what people have to say about it. How do you like it? And would you recomend it? Haven't played bass in many years, my sister borrowed my bass, and it seems like I never gets it back.
For the price I think it's a great bass. When I first played it I wasn't very happy with it but after a proper setup and new strings it felt a lot better and more fun to play on. If you have experience already and know what you like I would probably recommend getting a used Mexican Fender or Schecter bass. But if money is tight this bass plays great and could get you pretty far.
@@robotromance5470 thanks for answer. I am a hobby bassist, and I don't want to use very much money on instruments, at least not as much as professionals might do. I know that good quality comes as the price gets higher. I have some experience when I have played several instruments since I was about 6 or 7 years old, and wants to be a better bass player. I don't want to use a hell of a lot of money just on my interests. I don't have that passion for playing that I want to spend much money it. Which type of strings did you use, and recomend for this bass? Do you have a link to those other basses you mentioned? My conclution is that I will check out which bass I like the most before I maybe buy one, and I will find out which one that is.
@@bjorntommer I use Ernie Ball Super Slinky strings on bass because I like the sound and feel of them. If you have any music stores around you you should try to go just get your hands on a couple of basses in your price range. The neck varies a lot between brands and I recommend choosing the bass with the best feeling neck for you. The pickups and everything else are easily changeable if you want a different sound
I use the Ernie Ball brand for the most too. I remember I changed to Ernie Ball strings on my bass in some years ago, and I destroyed one of them while changing them. So I got a new string in another brand, and it was a whole other experience. It was a totally different sound.
I will search around a little. Thanks again for answers
@@bjorntommer of course! We haven't posted in years but I always try to answer legitimate questions
was the red a limited edition color ? theres only black and blue
I think it's just that different colors launched for different years
Great video I have the Dave Ellefson bass do you like the pick ups
I prefer the EMG HZ pickups for an active preamp. But these were surprisingly good for the cost of the instrument
The pickups are passive, only the preamp is active.
Is it the same for the js3Q?
@@kevinvalverderamirez6307 yes
Holy shit dude 😂
Geez. Hey Jackson - this is NOT who you want reviewing your products.
When a bass is designed to look like a guitar...
Finger picking is lame
you use a pick? LOL
Like you? OH SNAP! GOT EEM.
Taste is subjective - maybe you'll learn that when you become a big kid.
Tip for beginner bass players:
Dont drop the bass. You will play much better if you can keep the instrument in your hands and off of the floor.