Description
Don’t let the compact frame fool you — the G2220 Electromatic Junior Jet Bass II is built to move air. That 30.3″ scale length shrinks the reach between frets, making it a natural pick for players with smaller hands, guitarists crossing over to bass, or anyone who wants less fatigue on a long set. Plug in, though, and it stops feeling like a “junior” anything.
The basswood body keeps things light on the strap while a bolt-on maple neck delivers the snap and stability you want when you’re locking in with a kick drum. Roll your fingers up the 12″-radius laurel fingerboard and you’ll find 20 medium jumbo frets with simple dot inlays — no distractions, just a fast, comfortable playing surface.
Tone comes from a pair of Gretsch single-coil bass pickups, blended through a three-way toggle alongside master volume and tone controls. That gives you a real spread — growly and aggressive in one position, warm and rounded in another — enough range to cover pick-style rock, fingerstyle groove, or anything sitting between them. A four-saddle adjustable bridge lets you dial in intonation and action to taste, while the synthetic bone nut and die-cast tuners keep tuning stable set after set.
Finished in Shell Pink, this is a bass that looks as confident as it sounds — small footprint, serious low-end authority.
- Shorter 30.3″ scale length for easy playability
- Basswood body, bolt-on maple neck
- 12″-radius laurel fingerboard, 20 medium jumbo frets, dot inlays
- Gretsch single-coil bass pickups
- Three-position pickup toggle, master volume, master tone
- Four-saddle adjustable bridge, synthetic bone nut, die-cast tuners
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