Sometimes, picking up an older weapon brings all the urgency of the battles of the past rushing back. The JTKB200 brings to life a time when the clubs weren't quite as tame and being on the road was a crash course in survival. The Jet King bass has classic tones and looks, but is ready for the harsh realities of the modern world. Learn More...










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5 out of 10Feature:
I didnt use the eq, so neutral 5.
Quality:
it was ok, you know really light weight export materials.
Value:
its a bit pricey for an impulse buy but once youve actually played it youll agree at how the neck profile is magic.
Desirability:
i do want one as a second bass that i can not worry about but plays as nice as my expensive ones.
Sound:
well...yea, i didnt actually plug it in. It was a bit twangy and light when played acousticaly, with initial fret buzz attack.
Ease of Use:
im really here to comment on the neck. it was one of the most comfortable and quickest necks ive ever played. It strange because I normally only like more narrow jazz style necks. I do like the thinner Ibanez style necks, but this was wider and yet more comfortable than the other ibanez basses in the shop. the frets looked very even, the neck was straight, but needed a setup. Im sure after a good setup this bass would be an off the scale great player, so heads up.
Support:
NA
Overall:
id say as a second bass this would be around for awhile. maybe a few upgrades..
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