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Jackson CM20MJ

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Manufacturer URL http://www.jacksonguitars.com/
Features 4.5 (2 responses)
Sound 7.0 (1 response)
Action, Fit, & Finish 5.0 (1 response)
Reliability/Durability 1.0 (1 response)
Customer Support N/A (0 responses)
Overall Rating N/A (0 responses)
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Submitted 04/16/2001 at 02:07pm by Ben

Features : 1
I have more info on my bass. DON'T BUY ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, shortly after I wrote my review on this bass, the bridge pickups lost all its sound. I don't know what happened I was so pissed I just took it back to the place were I bought it and got my money back. And all this happened after only 4 or 5 days.

Sound : No Opinion

Action, Fit, & Finish : No Opinion

Reliability/Durability : 1
I have more info on my bass. DON'T BUY ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, shortly after I wrote my review on this bass, the bridge pickups lost all its sound. I don't know what happened I was so pissed I just took it back to the place were I bought it and got my money back. And all this happened after only 4 or 5 days.

Customer Support : No Opinion

Overall Rating : No Opinion
This bass looks good and sounds pretty good but its setup like a piece of shit don't waste your money on this one. I'd save the cash and buy one from someone who knows what they are doing. email me and I can tell you were you can get a great bass for a little money.


Product: Jackson CM20MJ
Price Paid: US $314
Submitted 03/30/2001 at 06:30pm by Ben

Features : 8
This guitar was made in India( at fist I thought it would suck but I liked it better then the mexican made fenders) It hads 4 strings and 24 frets. Its got a solid poplar body. The pickups are duncan design and with a jazz in the neck and a humbucker in the bridge, they are controled by 2 volume knobs and one tone and they are passive. Its got a nice black finish. Its got a standard bridge with a 13 degree angled headstock and gotach style tuners. The neck is pretty thin compared to the fenders. The thing I like most is it has a very large route in the back so it has room for any upgrades you might need.

Sound : 7
I play metal and punk and it is great or both it probly could be used for almost every style. I play it threw a ampeg ba-115 with no effects. When is not being played its can hardly be heard threw the amp. With the pickups you can a vast variety of sounds. The bass is really light so its great for the stage or practice.

Action, Fit, & Finish : 5
The bass wasn't set up the greatest when I bought it, but the tech at Guitar Center adjusted the truss so the buzz is gone. I noticed 2 small scratches on the bottom side of each pickup, and after the first day of owning it one of my volume knobs can loose and later popped off.

Reliability/Durability : No Opinion
I've only owned this bass for a week so I can't say.

Customer Support : No Opinion
I haven't had to deal with them yet, hopefully I'll never need to

Overall Rating : No Opinion

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