Types of Guitars Used
Specifically, he uses :
- Spector "Kramer-era" (late 1980s) NS-2s in white and black, as can be seen on the Operation: Livecrime VHS/DVD. With the black Spector stolen, Jackson has retired his white model from touring and relies on his Euro5LX 5-string and ReBop 5 DLX FM basses as listed below.
- Spector Euro5LX 5-string with custom "Gloss White" finish & black hardware and active EMG pickups and preamp
- Spector ReBop 5 DLX FM (Deluxe Figured Maple) 5-string in Black Cherryburst with active EMG pickups and preamp
- Mike Lull Modern 4 4-string in Sunburst w/ Custom Seymour Duncan Bassline Jazz Bass-style pickups, Bartolini preamp and Hipshot Bass Xtender)
- Mike Lull Modern 4 4-string in Black w/ active EMG Jazz Bass-style pickups, preamp and Hipshot Bass Xtender
- Mike Lull M5V "Modern/Vintage" custom 5-string (rear-routed with no pickguard) in Black with Custom Seymour Duncan Bassline Jazz Bass-style pickups & Bartolini preamp
- Mike Lull M5V "Modern/Vintage" 5-string in Sunburst Custom w/ Seymour Duncan Bassline Jazz Bass-style pickups & Bartolini preamp
- Mid-'90s Tobias 5-string basses: one black & one with a Operation: Mindcrime graphic on the front with Bartolini pickups and preamp
- Ibanez 4-string acoustic basses (Black)
- Hartke LH100 Bass Amplifier
- Hartke HX410 4x10" & HX115 1x15" "HyDrive" series Bass Cabinets with composite Paper and Aluminum/Neodymium magnet speakers, known for their much higher strength & density of the magnets and magnetic field with far lighter weight compared to traditional speakers.
Jackson is notoriously known for putting pranks on the inside of album covers.
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