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Ibanez Talman TMB30 Bass Guitar - Black

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Features

  • 4-string Electric Bass with Poplar Body
  • Black Pickguard - Black
  • Jatoba Fretboard
  • P/J Pickups
  • Maple Neck

Description

The Talman bass series combines the re-emergence of a historic Ibanez body shape with powerful genre-hopping versatility. TMB electronic system paves the road to a variety of classic tones. Product Features - Maple neck The Maple neck provides stability and bright tonal character. - Jatoba fretboard Jatoba has a reddish brown color and produces a rich mid range with a crisp high end. - Medium frets Medium sized frets enhance the accuracy of your notes. - Poplar body Poplar used as body wood delivers a well-balanced tone with incredible thickness. - Dynamix PJ pickups Dynamix PJ pickups deliver clarity and fullness - B10 series bridge The B10 bridge allows fully adjustable intonation and solid tuning stability. Special Features - 30 inch scale Basses with a scale of 34” are known as ”long-scale”. It features a 30” scale which is commonly known as a ”short scale” bass. This is highly desirable for guitarists who sometimes double as bass players. (The shorter scale having a feel closer to that of an electric guitar.)

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: Poplar


Back Material Type: Mahogany


String Material Type: Nickel


Finish Type: Lacquered


Instrument: Electric Bass


Item Weight: 11.1 Pounds


Item Weight: 11.05 pounds


Product Dimensions: 47.79 x 18.68 x 3.79 inches


Item model number: TMB30BK


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: March 18, 2016


Back Material: Mahogany


Body Material: Poplar


Color Name: Black


Connector Type: 1/4" jack


Fretboard Material: Jatoba


Guitar Pickup Configuration: Magnetic Combination


Scale Length: 30


String Material: Nickel


Top Material: Poplar


Neck Material Type: Maple


Number of Strings: 4


Guitar Bridge System: Fixed


Material Type: Maple, Poplar, Jatoba


Size: Medium


Battery type: Zinc Carbon


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    • Solid bass
Great bass bang for the buck!
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2025 by R Parks
    • AWESOME BASS
This is an amazing value. I an Ibanez SR5000 and a Fender American 60s P Bass. Both are very expensive. I bought the TMB30 since it is a short scale and is $179. I just wanted this mainly to beat the hell out of it and not worry about dings, dents or damage if something happens to it. Plus its a short scale and i dont have one of those. Ibanez is known for there top notch quality and for $179 this bass is built with the quality of their high end basses. The fret ends are perfect, the setup was spot on, which for beginners is great cause you wont have to worry about a setup. You can just play it. The neck profile is a thicker C kind of like an older P bass C shape. Its very smooth and comfortable in your hands. Action was set just right. The neck was straight so no truss rod adjustment needed either. The sound is great too. The pickups are a little higher than i like so it plays hot right now. But the PJ pickups sound really great. The single coil J Bass pickup will have a little hum when you only use the J pickup, which is normal for a single coil. This is a short scale, but dont think of that as for beginners. Tyler Joseph plays a short scale bass on alot of songs. If you want a great playing bass for a low price this is for you. You can also get the long scale bass Ibanez makes - the TMB100 for i think $200. The TMB30 is outstanding and you will be glad you bought it when you are slapping the bass. So DO IT NOW...SLAP BUY NOW ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2020 by Mike Z.
    • Beautiful!!!
Review Image by Vic Vic
Review Image by Vic Vic
I was looking for a short scale, lightweight bass since I'm a smaller person, and my ol reliable Yamaha is very heavy with an XL scale. For the price, this bass is incredible. It' lighter than my Stratocaster, but a bit heavier than it's competitor, the Squire Bronco, by about a pound. The sound quality is incredible, SOOO much better than my Yamaha. I absolutely love the gorgeous glossy finish too. All around, it's a wonderful bass and I'm so excited to bring it onstage. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2023 by Vic Vic
    • Decent... would give it 3 and 1/2 stars...
I bought this bass, not expecting much. I wanted a short-scale that was inexpensive to carry around and "beat" on when I don't want to pull the Fender out of the closet. I, of course, did have to do some setup; adjust the bridge and string height. The neck is flat, and very heavy, so it feel sturdy, which is a good thing to me. It does make the neck dip when played on your knee, or even with a strap. Not a big deal, but worth mentioning. The G string was way off intonation. I literally had to bring the independent bridge for the G string all the way back; it can't go any further. And at that position it is just barely intoned. Adequate for me. The strings and pickups are very cheap, so don't expect much from those. I put some E=100 Flatwounds on for my own comfort. I did have to set the intonation for the E string again when I did this. This is not a bad bass for beginners, and at 30" scale for anyone wanting a shorter scale bass, just know that you will have to do some adjustment, which is normal for this price range. Oh, and the pickguard is kind of cheap. Was showing scratches from my finger after one use. Went looking for a better replacement online, and only found replacements for the TMB100 NOT the TMB30... so make sure to pay close attention if you plan on doing that. Part of me wishes I went with the short scale Ibanez around this same price range, but I was really drawn to the look of the body on this one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2023 by Christopher J. Reynolds
    • Good deal
Review Image by Kevin Damion Laing Kevin Damion Laing
For the money it's a very good deal. The strings could be better and the head stock looks kinda cheap. But it does the job.
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2021 by Kevin Damion Laing Kevin Damion Laing
    • lovely
this bass is so mf sexy. feels so good to play. i cannot keep my hands off. shipped fast. highly recommended.
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2021 by Andy
    • Great
Love it
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2021 by Amazon Customer
    • It's and Ibanez..
Nice right out of the box..frets are dressed nice..pups are good..but I usually change them to EMGs on all my basses.. The only thing I don't like is the big radius on the neck..i have small hands...nice..but it's not my one of my favorites... Can't go wrong with an Ibanez.. The quality is usually very good.. Like they say.. You get what you pay for... I usually don't see any difference between $300 and $500..or $500 to $700..$700 to $1000 I always replace hardware if I don't like it anyway.. The most important thing I think is the feel of the guitar... I've taken $100.00 guitars and changed em up and made them scream.. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2019 by Jimmyray

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