Jet Guitars JPB 300 NBLR Satin Blue
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Essential Information About the Jet Guitars JPB 300 NBLR Satin Blue Bass
- Torrefied woods (torrefied poplar body, torrefied Canadian maple neck) for better stability and a drier, more precise response.
- Modern playing comfort with a "Modern C" neck profile, rosewood fingerboard, and 12" / 304.8 mm radius: ideal for chaining grooves and movements without fatigue.
- Dual PB-style pickups and simple electronics (2 volumes, 1 tone) to quickly carve your place in the mix, from vintage warmth to a sharper bite.
- Useful premium details: bone nut and double-action truss rod for reliable adjustment, season after season.
JPB 300: A Modern Take on a Classic Standard Within the Jet Range
The Jet Guitars JPB 300 embodies the spirit of the "PB" basses that shaped the history of rhythm sections: obvious ergonomics, straightforward electronics, and an immediately usable sound. In the JPB series, this "300" version emphasizes playability and stability, notably through the use of torrefied woods, while maintaining a classic aesthetic enhanced by a bold red tortoise pickguard and a satin blue finish that catches the light without overdoing it.
Who Is the Jet JPB 300 For?
With its 4-string format and 34" / 863.6 mm long scale, this bass is tailored to electric playing standards: solid foundation, reliable intonation, and a familiar feel under the fingers. It is well suited for beginners seeking a serious first bass that is easy to set up, as well as intermediate players looking for a versatile instrument for rehearsals, home studio, and stage.
In terms of styles, the JPB 300 is comfortable in rock, pop, punk, funk, and R&B: the attack can remain round and deep to support the band, or become more aggressive to cut through a dense mix. The access to tone is intentionally simple, allowing you to switch from "laid-back" to "incisive" without getting lost in complex settings.
Sound: The PB Character with More Placement Options
The heart of this bass is its 2 PB-style pickups configuration. This design favors a full low end and a solid low-midrange, perfect for anchoring the drums and keeping a clear line. The 2 volume controls allow you to finely balance each pickup's contribution: favoring one gives you more focus and dynamics; blending them broadens the spectrum and enhances presence.
The tone control acts as a very effective musical tool: open, it brings out attack and definition (useful for pick playing or ghost notes); closed, it rounds off the high end for a more "old school" sound. The choice of a torrefied poplar body contributes to a responsive feel, while the torrefied maple neck adds clarity and stability, with a neck feel often perceived as more "mature" to the touch. The rosewood fingerboard helps maintain a softer, more musical treble, which balances very well a bass designed to stay singing without becoming harsh.
Finally, the combination of a bone nut and a 2-point bridge with 4 saddles supports tuning stability and note sustain, especially on lines requiring sustain and consistent attack. The result: a bass that responds quickly, locks easily into the groove, and remains clear even when the arrangement thickens.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
With its 34" / 863.6 mm scale length, this bass naturally accepts long scale electric bass string sets. A strap (and optionally strap locks if you move a lot on stage), as well as a bass stand, are also smart choices to protect the instrument daily. A set of adjustment tools and a microfiber cloth complete basic maintenance and setup nicely.
Technical specifications
| Left handed | No | Nbrs of frets | 20 |
| Strings | Steel | Color | Blue |
| Nbr of strings | 4 | Finishing | Satin mahogany |
| Fingerboard | Rosewood | ||
| Type | 4-string electric bass | Nut width | 38.1 mm / 1.5" |
| Body | torrefied poplar | Truss rod | double action |
| Pickguard | red tortoise | Tuners | vintage style, chrome |
| Neck | torrefied Canadian maple | Bridge | 2-point, 4 saddles |
| Profile | Modern C | Hardware finish | chrome |
| Radius | 12" / 304.8 mm | Pickups | 2 PB-style pickups |
| Number of frets | 20 | Controls | 2 volumes, 1 tone |
| Scale length | 34" / 863.6 mm | Original strings | D'Addario |
| Nut | bone | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Jet Guitars JPB 300 NBLR suitable for starting bass playing?
This model features a 4-string format and a 34-inch (863.6 mm) long scale neck, matching the standards of electric basses. Its Modern C neck profile, 38.1 mm nut width, and controls with 2 volumes plus tone provide a straightforward playability.
What sound do the two PB-style pickups deliver?
The 2 PB-style pickups produce full lows and solid low mids. The two volume controls allow blending each pickup, while the tone adjusts the brightness of the attack.
What strings should be used on this 34-inch bass?
Strings suitable for a 34-inch / 863.6 mm long scale electric bass can be used. D'Addario strings come installed from the factory.
What woods are used for the body and neck?
The body is made of roasted poplar combined with a roasted Canadian maple neck. The fingerboard is rosewood, and the nut is made of bone.
Is this bass suitable for rock and funk?
Its two PB-style pickups and tone control allow shifting from a round tone to a more defined attack. With 20 frets and a 2-point bridge with 4 saddles, it suits rock, pop, punk, funk, and R&B lines. The satin blue finish is complemented by a red tortoise pickguard.
