Fgn Guitars JMJ2alr/bk Myghty Jazz J-standard RW Black

Name: JMJ2alr/bk Myghty Jazz J-standard RW Black
Brand: Fgn Guitars
SKU: 397235
Price: 1229.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

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ID : 397235

EAN : 4537239494257

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The essentials to know about the electric bass FGN JMJ2ALR/BK Myghty Jazz J-Standard
• Powerful pickup configuration: Seymour Duncan SJB-3 Quarter Pound at the neck + Seymour Duncan SMB-4d humbucker at the bridge.
• Complete and practical controls: 2 volumes + push-pull tone control to switch the humbucker between series or parallel.
• Luthiery designed for attack and definition: ash body, one-piece maple neck, rosewood fingerboard.
• Stage/studio reliability: Gotoh tuners, chrome hardware, and included gig bag.

JMJ2alr/bk Myghty Jazz J-standard RW Black

1.229,00 €VAT incl.

0,90 € Ecotax included

Reference price

A Myghty Jazz in the J-Standard spirit: FGN craftsmanship in a modern version

The Myghty Jazz J-Standard follows a "Jazz format" approach, with meticulous craftsmanship and component choices focused on performance. The combination of Seymour Duncan pickups and simple yet effective electronics emphasizes versatility, while the U-shaped neck and rosewood fingerboard provide a comfortable feel and consistent response across the entire range.

For which bassist and styles?

This electric bass is especially suited for intermediate to advanced bassists seeking a wide sonic palette without unnecessary complexity. The neck pickup favors round and present lines, while the bridge humbucker delivers body and precision for more incisive playing. Comfortable in rock, funk, pop, fusion, and studio settings, it responds equally well to fingerstyle and pick playing.

The sound

The ash body generally contributes to a clear attack, good definition, and pronounced dynamics, ideal for cutting through a mix. The one-piece maple neck enhances clarity and responsiveness, while the rosewood fingerboard balances the overall tone with a smoother grain and a rounded feel in the upper mids.

Regarding pickups, the Seymour Duncan SJB-3 Quarter Pound at the neck delivers a full and energetic sound with a generous output level. At the bridge, the Seymour Duncan SMB-4d (humbucker) provides more density and noise-free operation, and the push-pull series/parallel tone control allows switching from a thicker, more powerful sound (series) to a more open and precise tone (parallel), convenient for quickly adapting to style and playing.

Technical specifications

Electronics: microphone configuration	SH	Bridge / tailpiece	Fixed
Left handed	No	Electronics	Passive
Strings	Steel	Electroacoustic	No
Nbr of strings	4	Color	Black
Fingerboard	Rosewood	Finishing	Glossy
Nbrs of frets	22	Hardware	Chromed

Type	electric bass	Tuners	Gotoh
Body	ash	Neck pickup	Seymour Duncan SJB-3 (Quarter Pound)
Finish	Black	Bridge pickup	Seymour Duncan SMB-4d humbucker
Neck	one-piece maple	Controls	2x volumes, tone with push-pull (series/parallel)
Profile	U-Shape	Gig bag	included
Frets	22 medium CFS frets

Questions frequently asked

What pickups does the FGN JMJ2ALR/BK Myghty Jazz feature?

The bass is equipped with a Seymour Duncan SJB-3 Quarter Pound at the neck position and a Seymour Duncan SMB-4d humbucker at the bridge.

Does the bridge pickup have series/parallel wiring?

The push-pull tone control switches the SMB-4d humbucker between series and parallel modes. The series mode delivers a thicker and more powerful sound, while the parallel mode opens up the tone and enhances its clarity.

What is the neck and fingerboard configuration?

A one-piece maple neck with a U-Shape profile is paired with a rosewood fingerboard. The fingerboard has 22 medium CFS frets.

Is this 4-string bass suitable for funk and rock?

The ash body provides a clear attack and pronounced dynamics, while the two volume controls allow blending of the pickups. This configuration is suitable for rock, funk, pop, fusion, and studio settings.