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At A Glance

Construction
Bolt-On
Cutaway
Double Cutaway
Body
Poplar
Neck
Canadian Hard Maple
Fretboard
Jatoba (400mm (15.75") Radius) Frets
Frets
24 Frets
Scale
864mm (34")
Inlay
White Dots
Tuners
Die-cast Tuners
Bridge
EB6 (4) Bridge
Pickups
PSEB4-4/F & PSEB1-4/R Pickups
Electronics
2 Band Active EQ
Hardware
Chrome Hardware
Strings
4 Strings
Additional
Left handed available
Finish
Black
Description

Cort built the Action Bass Plus as an entry-point instrument within its Action Series bass line, positioning it for aspiring players who required versatile electronics without a substantial outlay. The series was defined by its combination of practical materials and active electronics across several pickup configurations; the Action Bass Plus occupied the PJ-equipped variant of that range.

The bolt-on neck is Canadian Hard Maple, joined to a Poplar body in a double-cutaway profile. The Jatoba fretboard runs 24 frets at a 400 mm (15.75") radius over a 864 mm (34") scale, with White Dot inlays and Die-cast tuners handling the headstock end. The PSEB4-4/F (P-type) and PSEB1-4/R (J-type) pickup set feeds a 2-band active EQ, providing a broad tonal palette across the four strings. Hardware throughout is Chrome, and the EB6 (4) bridge anchors the strings at the body. A left-handed version was available in the production run.

Owners sourcing replacement parts should note that standard PJ-format pickups and components sized for a 34" scale bass are the correct reference points; a qualified guitar technician or luthier can confirm fit for the bridge, nut, and electronics cavity before any parts are ordered.

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