This is the new bass. It is awesome. Nothing else to say.
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It looks pretty awesome. Can you provide a link to the specs, or some other info?
Just don't turn into the Huey Lewis guy, hanging out in the back with a cigarette hanging out of your mouth, shades on in the dark, wearing a tie.
That would suck.
You want specs, you got 'em. I am very proud of this bass. Also, I would never be the guy in the background. You know me better than that.
Musician’s Friend: Top Sellers
With such a diverse selection of instruments, it's hard to pigeonhole just what makes Ibanez so different from other guitar makers. But if any one instrument defines just what Ibanez is, it's the Soundgear bass. The SR has features, quite a number. Price, a wide range. And there's performance, plenty of it--and an easier playing and more versatile performance than traditional basses. Which is why bassists who are a little more adventurous have made the Soundgear one of the top, if not the top, selling basses in the world, since the SR's debut in 1987. First, Soundgear basses feature thinner necks and thinner nut spacing than traditional basses. So you can concentrate on playing and not on fretting. The Soundgear neck feels just right in your hand, slim but very solid. A full 24-fret neck allows you the full range needed for today's music. All SR800 models feature the ultra flexible Vari-Mid EQ with sweep-able midrange on Soundgear pro basses lets you zone in on the funk...or dial in the chunk. Sweep in back the mid-frequency and roll of the highs and you've got an instant walking bass. The SR800 series has been the number one bass with players for the last ten years. And no wonder--with a neck designed from a player's point of view, the 38 mm neck on the SR800 models is one of the thinnest and most comfortable necks offered on any bass.
SR800 necks are constructed of three pieces of maple with graphite reinforcement for added stability. Electronics include AFR Series active bass pickups and the Vari-Mid 3 band EQ.
Body
Body Material Basswood
Bridge Accu-Cast B20
Hardware Color Black
Finish Black
Electronics
Neck Pickup Ibanez Active Full Range P
Bridge Pickup Ibanez Active Full Range J
Active EQ Vari-Mid 3-Band
Neck
Neck Material 5 Piece Mahogany/Bubinga
Neck Type SR4
Number of Frets 24
Fret Type Medium
Fingerboard Rosewood
Inlay Pearl Dot
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