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Ibanez Iron Label SRMS625EX - Black Flat

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Features

  • 5-string Electric Bass with Okoume Body
  • 2 Dual-coil Pickups - Black Flat
  • 5-piece Maple/Walnut Neck
  • Ebonol Fingerboard

Description

A Metal Bassist’s Best Friend Do you need a bass that can punch through the musical metal mayhem? Check out the axe that’s taking Sweetwater by storm: the Ibanez Iron Label SRMS625EX. It’s made with heavy music in mind and features a no-frills design for optimal performance. The comfortable okoume body provides you with a warm, solid tone. Two Bartolini BH2 pickups pump out a powerful low-end with punchy mids and balanced highs. Ibanez loaded the SRMS625EX with a purpose-built 3-band EQ so you can tweak your sound until it shakes the rafters. You’ll appreciate the improved string feel and intonation provided by the ultra-playable multi-scale frets. The Iron Label SRMS625EX includes an MR5 bridge for string-to-string isolation, a 5-piece maple/walnut neck, and blacked-out hardware. The Ibanez Iron Label SRMS625EX will help you bring the thunder every time you plug it in.Multi-scale frets make for a better-feeling bass If you’ve

Brand: Ibanez


Size: Medium


Color: Black


Item dimensions L x W x H: 47.79 x 18.68 x 3.79 inches


Top Material Type: Maple, Okoume, Walnut


Back Material Type: Okoume Wood


String Material Type: Alloy Steel


Finish Type: Powder Coated


Instrument: Guitar


Item Weight: 14.2 Pounds


Item Weight: 14.2 pounds


Product Dimensions: 47.79 x 18.68 x 3.79 inches


Item model number: SRMS625EXBKF


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: December 31, 2021


Back Material: Okoume Wood


Body Material: Okoume


Color Name: Black


String Material: Alloy Steel


Top Material: Maple, Okoume, Walnut


Number of Strings: 5


Size: Medium


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Ibanez never dissapoints. SDGR body and neck is super comfortable and light. Great bass, looks and sounds killer.
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2024 by Bassplayer
    • Great with one flaw
It's a great playing and great sounding bass. It holds drop A perfectly which is what I wanted it for. However, the satin finish is abrasive, and starts to rub your arm raw after a while of playing, particularly if you are sweaty. Due to this, I have taken to playing with my arm hovering over the body of the bass rather than resting on it. This takes considerably more stamina to do. But I do it because otherwise, my arm hurts. Still, it is a great instrument in all other aspects, so I gave it four stars. If you plan on playing it live, maybe consider a similar bass that has a gloss finish instead. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2024 by Alan Brucke
    • Sounds great, feels great.
I like it a lot.
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2023 by Russ Menapace
    • Great guitar at a great price
After playing guitar and bass guitar for three decades, I finally paid to have a multi-scale bass. This is my first guitar review after purchasing about 9 guitars, and also the most money I've spent on any of them. I only write this review because of how happy I am. :) Tone. While I purchased this guitar from Sweetwater.com, and their guitar set-up service may have played some factor towards its current quality, it sounds great. Minimal buzz on the E and B, even with poor angle of attack. The key here is literally the multi-scale phenomena, the B and E have increased tension, so you can play them like the other strings on the bass. More tension, more firm, more consistent, less buzz. Almost immediately, I was sold. I am shocked that the multi-scale bass is not more quickly becoming the norm. The Scale. I would have to agree with other reviewers that it took me about 90 seconds to come to terms with the multi-scale. It is not noticeable in the middle of the fret board, not pertinent to the bottom of the fret board, and occasionally makes you think during the high notes on the fret board. That is to say, I've only hand trouble on the D and G strings up by the 1st or 2nd fret, and the rest of the board is either the same or better. I am so pleasantly surprised by this, I can't say enough about it in praise, and I question why other instruments don't use this technique. Flat Black paint. I have been really frustrated in the past by how my hands stick to the neck during transitions up and down the fret board. This style of paint has been one of the most pleasant and forgiving textured feelings I've ever had on a guitar, and it makes me uncomfortable as I think about how my playing would have been in the past gliding against such a smooth neck while I had such damp hands. Again, I can't say enough kind words about it. A crazy-easy fix for a frustrating problem. I hope this feature is available in every guitar in the future. In summary, I was afraid to buy a multi-scale 5-string, but on purchase I realized most of what I was afraid of was actually a benefit. This is one of the (THE?) lowest price multi-scale bass guitars, and it is high quality and lives up to all of the hype. The multi-scale is easy to adapt to, the neck feels great, and the guitar sounds nice as well. This is a no-regrets purchase. This is my "forever guitar". It does all the things, and I love it. :) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2022 by IceAndSnow

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