Jackson Introduces X-Series CBXNT DX V Bass
One of the most talked-about basses from NAMM 2021 was the Jackson CBXNT DX IV, which seemingly draws on several vintage basses with Jackson’s own spin. For NAMM 2022, they rolled out the five-string version of it, dubbed the CBXNT DX V.
“Upgraded electronics, classic fast, brutal style, and efficient playability make this entry into the lineup a fundamental force to be reckoned with,” the company writes. “Perfect for rock or metal—or other styles that demand low, punchy bass—this instrument is an unbelievable value.”
The CBXNT DX V sports an extended 35-inch scale with a poplar body, graphite-reinforced maple neck, and 12?-16? compound radius bound laurel fingerboard. It has a full two-octave range with 24 frets.
For electronics, Jackson fit it with a P/J pickup set and a 3-band EQ. Finally, a Jackson Bass Bacher V hardtail bridge and sealed die-cast tuners round out the hardware.
The Jackson CBXNT DX V comes in Gloss Black, Fireburst, and Snow White finishes. It is available now for $799.99.




















Jackson Guitars CBXNT DX V Bass Specs:
Scale: | 35″ |
Body: | Poplar |
Neck: | Maple with Graphite Reinforcements |
Fingerboard: | Laurel |
Fingerboard Radius: | 12-16″ Compound Radius |
Frets: | 24 Jumbo |
Inlays: | Pearloid Sharkfin |
Nut: | White Plastic |
Neck Binding: | White |
Nut Width: | 1.75″ |
Pickups: | Jackson J-Style, P-Style |
Electronics: | 3-band EQ |
Bridge: | Jackson Bass Bacher V Hardtail |
Tuners: | Jackson Sealed Die-Cast |
Finish: | Gloss Black, Fireburst, and Snow White |