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- Neck: GSRM 4 neck 28.6" neck
- Neck Type: GSRM4 28.6"
- Body: Mahogany body
- Frets: Medium frets
- Fingerboard: Rosewood
Description
Ibanez GSRM20GSR models with high-output pickups offer famous Sound gear professional comfort and playability at "entry-level" prices. Specifications: Neck: GSRM 4 neck 28.6" neck Type: GSRM4 28.6" Body: Mahogany body Frets: Medium frets Fingerboard: Rosewood Inlay: Pearl Dot Bridge: B10 bridge Neck PU: STD P neck pu Bridge PU: STD J bridge pu HW Color: CH.
Brand: Ibanez
Size: Black
Color: Black
Item dimensions L x W x H: 46 x 3 x 13 inches
Back Material Type: Rosewood, Mahogany, Basswood
String Material Type: Nickel
Finish Type: Polished
Instrument: Guitar
Item Weight: 6.8 Pounds
Operation Mode: Manual
Item Weight: 6.8 pounds
Product Dimensions: 46 x 3 x 13 inches
Item model number: GSRM20BK
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: February 7, 2011
Back Material: Rosewood, Mahogany, Basswood
Body Material: Wood
Color Name: Black
Fretboard Material: Rosewood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: combination
Scale Length: 34.0
String Material: Nickel
Neck Material Type: Maple
Number of Strings: 4
Guitar Bridge System: Fixed
Size: Black
Battery type: Zinc Carbon
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I ve been looking at a number of inexpensive short scale basses as of late and i am so glad i went with this one even having not tried it in person before hand. I ve played bass for 35 years and have owned well over 40 basses. I currently play on two series I alembics( fretted and fretless) but needed a bass i could take around most anywhere without worrying about losing a costly and amazing instument. I had tried out a few other short scaled basses(the fender bronco and jaguar, and others) but i just didnt like the feel and limited tone possibilities i found on these instrument. I have had both fender and ibanez basses in the past and was pleased them all, but these short scaled basses just didnt offer what i was looking for. So i took a leap of faith and bought the mikro unseen/unplayed. I love it!! The tiny neck has a very smooth feel to it and plays quite fast. As far as tone goes..well, i wasnt expecting too much. I played back the first recordings i did with it and was blown away by the versitility it displayed!! Ranging from deep reggae tones to bright snappy tones great for rock or jazz both plucking and slapping! The only issue i have with the bass after 5 days of playing with it is that a couple of the pick-up height adjustment screws are either misaligned or just contrary, but i imagine that it is something easily addressed and overcome. All in all, i am very impressed with this little bass and all it brings to the mix! Its tonal versitility far surpasses that of the other basses i encountered in this scale length/price range. Its playability is wonderful and the feel of the neck is great! And the light weight is a godsend(i bet its no more than 1/3 the weight of my alembics!) I would heartily recomend this instrument for either the beginner or the more advanced player looking for a small new bass to play with, or just for something a "little" different!
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This was a gift, so I unwrapped and inspected, and tuned it myself, before gifting it. ALL that was needed was to relax the neck a quarter turn as it was straight as an arrow, with no relief. Aside from that, once tuned, it's as perfect as I could have wanted. The finish, hardware and tones are all great. Have seen some reviews questioning if the Vol/Tone knobs are metal or metal-look plastic. They look, feel and operate fine, so what does it really matter... Anyway this was for a 5'0" young woman who was trying to learn on a 34" scale P bass, can you see the problem? Well thanks to the fact that this one is perfect, albeit 3 days later than estimated, she hasn't been able to put it down except for short breaks. That's all that matters. Now, let the journey begin !
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