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Ibanez EHB Headless Multi-Scale 5-String 24 Frets Bass Guitar (Right-Handed, Sea Foam Green Matte)

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Features

  • Slanted Body Back: The top half of the back of the body is slanted which allows the bass to rest slightly closer to the players body for better control and a more ergonomic feel
  • Scooped Cut on the Body Back: There is extra carving on the back of the body behind the lower horn for easier upper fret access
  • Luminescent Side Dot Inlays: The Luminescent side dot inlay provides clear visibility in dark environments
  • MR5HS Mono Rail Bridge: The MR5HS bridge is designed especially for the EHB basses and features a wide intonation range. Each bridge piece is independently and securely attached to the body for maximum vibration transfer
  • Detachable Finger Ramp: A detachable Finger ramp is included for comfortable fingerpicking

Description

The Ibanez EHB Headless Multi-Scale 5-String Bass Guitar features a headless construction and specially designed body that enable the player to maintain a similar playing position whether seated or standing.Slanted Body BackThe top half of the back of the body is slanted which allows the bass to rest slightly closer to the player’s body for better control and a more ergonomic feel.Comfortably Rounded Body Edge and Chambered BodyIts contoured, ergonomic design and chambered body makes for a lightweight, well-balanced, and comfortable instrument that’s excellent for long sets or practice session.Scooped Cut on the Body BackThere is extra carving on the back of the body behind the lower horn for easier upper fret access.5-Piece Roasted Maple/Walnut Neck with Graphite Reinforcement RodsThe Roasted Maple in the neck is heat-treated to increase stability, durability, moisture resistance, and tolerance to temperature changes.Luminescent Side Dot InlaysThe Luminescent side dot inlay provides clear visibility in dark environments.MR5HS Mono Rail Bridge with String Spacing Adjustable SaddlesThe MR5HS bridge is designed especially for the EHB basses and features a wide intonation range. Each bridge piece is independently and securely attached to the body for maximum vibration transfer, and the saddles are adjustable for string spacing +/-1.5mm, answering every bassist’s string spacing demands, no matter what playing style. Teflon washers are used on each tuner for a smooth tuning action.Schaller S-Locks Strap Pins and Neutrik Locking JackThe Schaller S-Lock strap lock pins and a Neutrik locking jack hold the strap and cable securely.Detachable Finger RampA detachable Finger ramp is included for comfort.

Brand: Ibanez


Color: Sea Foam Green Matte


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 44.5 x 17 x 4.5 inches


Top Material Type: Maple, Walnut, Basswood


Back Material Type: Maple, Walnut, Basswood


Finish Type: Matte


Instrument: Guitar


Item Weight: 40 Pounds


Operation Mode: Electric


Number of Strings: 5


Item Weight: 40 pounds


Product Dimensions: 44.5 x 17 x 4.5 inches


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: January 11, 2020


Back Material: Maple, Walnut, Basswood


Color Name: Sea Foam Green Matte


Top Material: Maple, Walnut, Basswood


Number of Strings: 5


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    • Now my favorite bass of all time
I have owned just about every USA made bass (Fender Jazz, Fender Precision, Gibson Triumph, Gibson EB3, Rickenbacker 4001, Musicman Stingray, and Washburn XB-925) and this EHB1005MS is better than all of them in so many ways. The roasted maple neck feels awesome and is very stable. It is so much lighter and fits so comfortably against my body with that slant carving the designers built in. The sound is wonderful and you can hear that for yourself on YouTube. The surprise to me was how great the tuners on the bridge feel. They are very precise and easier for me to tune than the standard tuning pegs on the headstock. With the roasted maple neck and precise bridge tuners it definitely stays in tune better than all my other basses. While playing my other basses I would often bump the headstock into things like a mic stand and have to retune. Not a problem with the headless EHB1005MS. The bass comes with a nice gig bag that is the same size as an electric guitar gig bag and I think it will fit in a airplane overhead bin. The build quality is first rate and I highly recommend this bass. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2020 by dvbssman
    • Most Comfortable Ever
Review Image by Ryan Ingram Ryan Ingram
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Alright final review time. I have had a chance to get about 40-50 hours of playtime; rehearsals, practice, recording and gigging with this bass over the last month. Let’s get the bad out of the way first, I absolutely hate the locking Jack input. I’ve never broken cables before I started using this input style, since then I’ve broken nice sturdy cable on this bass as well as one my other Ibanez BTB. However, I finally learned the trick of removing the cables but it’s still non-intuitive and it works best using right angle terminals. RIP to my faithful Pig Hog cables 🙏🏾 🪦 As much as I love the color and texture of the finish on the body, it is not very durable at all. Despite being fairly gentle this bass, it’s still somehow gotten some serious nicks and dings and I haven’t dropped it or banged it into anything yet. I can be fairly rough on my gear onstage sometimes so we will see how this holds up but I may seal the body in a transparent gloss to protect it. The luminlay side dots have not proven to be very consistent. While on stage they SOMETIMES work. But most other times under even moderate light I can’t see them because the dots blend in really well with the birdseye maple fretboard (see pictures). To offset this, I ended up using nail polish to mark the frets. Lastly, it really breaks my heart to say that the stock Bartolinis are really wimpy and lack definition on their own. I love Barts but not these. However, the bass has a built in active preamp and when it’s engaged and dialed in, it brings the pickups to life and saves the day, but only barely. The in-house Ibanez pickups in the BTB605MS are monsters compared to these, even without engaging preamp. This both frustrates and disappoints me a little because at this price point (it’s more expensive than the BTB) the pickups shouldn’t be this anemic. However, there is one great upside to playing in the weak passive mode, it doesn’t wake up my wife when I play late at night ;) Alright for the things I do like. Hands down THE MOST comfortable bass I have ever owned. I hate putting the thing down and going to bed, I’ve even fallen asleep holding it. Even after a long rehearsal, I will sit and noodle on it. It’s super light, (around 7lbs) and I never knew I’d enjoy the compactness of headlessness (is that a word?). When I became a bass player I figured I was doomed to bearing monster sized burdensome instruments but this has been a savior for my poor neck and shoulders. I’ve had surgery on my neck over the last few months so this bass has been my ace. I absolutely love the neck and fretboard. For a 5 stringer it is a dream to play and would be a great way to transition if you’re used to 4 strings or even a guitar player. I’ve always been a sucker for birdseye maple, but ROASTED?! Takes things to a deliciously darker new level, yeah the inlays blend in but I personal rely on side dots, which also blend in… but I fixed that. I was nervous about the tuners going in because they were pretty tight when I first used them, but they’ve loosened up a little and now I find them very intuitive. I haven’t changed the strings yet so the verdict is still out on that aspect but I don’t anticipate any major issues after watching a few tutorials online. The medium stainless steel frets are a really nice touch, though I may install jumbo frets later on as they are my personal preference. As mentioned previously, the pickups are passive and kind of lame however thanks to the brilliant active pre-amp this alone saves the day. I feel that you could probably put any junk pickups into this bass and the preamp would rescue you almost every time, this is a testament to its flexibility and power. Just make sure to keep batteries on you so you never have to get stuck playing in passive mode. If you’re the guitar player who got stuck playing the bass or a barebones bass player who doesn’t care (or know) about low/mid midrange overtones and frequencies then you probably wouldn’t mind the passive mode tone… but then why would you even buy a bass like this instead something much cheaper?! I give this bass an 8/10, it’s definitely designed and built for ease of play, comfort and performance but misses the mark with a few shortcomings. The side dots could’ve been just plain white and a little gloss too coat on the body would’ve went a long way, but would’ve probably driven the price up another $400… If it weren’t lost or stolen I’d probably replace it with the higher end model, because it addresses some of my issues, except for that damn input jack. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2023 by Ryan Ingram Ryan Ingram

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