Jackson Concert Bass JS2 Black

Overall great Bass for beginners and master class and everything this Bass screams is shredder

I love it It's my main bass and a steal at that the jack and one of the knobs where loose when I bought it but other than that it's awesome

Ordered this bass a week ago and it came in right on time. Great pickups and really clean finish. Smooth wooden neck. Good scale length and nice fret inlays. This is my seccond bass and overall a big upgrade from the one I started with. Amazing quality for what you're paying highly reccomend.

Overall nice bass, plays nicely after a setup. Unfortunately during a setup, I found that one of the bridge saddles had the screw hole drilled too large so it was impossible to set the intonation. Emailed Jackson but they did not have any parts for replacement. I was told to look for aftermarket parts, not what I expected from Jackson.

I traded in my Jackson Spectra JS2 bass in Red for the Jackson JS2 Concert Bass in White. It played great out of the store and the fit and the finish is really good. The Jackson high output soap bar humbucking pickup sound great also. The biggest surprise was the neck. At this price to get a compound neck is awesome. That's a future usually reserved for more expensive guitars. The neck has a almost unfinished feel to it, it has a very smooth feel. The hi mass bridge is the same on my previous Spectra JS2 bass. Its an really nice bridge. The closed back tuners are okay, they cut out some cost there as they did with the body, being that it's popular, but neither or those are a game changer.

This my first bass in a long time (went to 6 strings like 40 years ago) and I'm impressed with the quality, sound, and playability of this especially for the money. Fingerboard really looks and feels like rosewood (it isn't) but since I've been out of bass for so long, I can't comment on whether it SOUNDS like rosewood here. Controls are straight forward and do make a difference. Bridge is solid and stout / heavy. Finish (got the matte black which I'm not crazy about - prefer gloss) is well done and I've yet to find any imperfections including on the headstock. Headstock has the Jackson scarf and the whole neck feels comfortable. My preference is to change the action a little bit - lower E and A so long as they won't buzz, and raise G a little. Very responsive to differences between fingers, pick, and slap - sounds great acoustically, louder and sharper than I expected but that doesn't translate as much when plugged in. Once the strings age / get dirty a little that acoustic sound may tame. Overall happy with it. Dreading the day I chip that headstock or snap it off entirely!