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95 People rated this product : 9 out of 10

13 People wrote reviews

10 out of 10

"Great bass, even better price."

Feature:
The EQ again is useful, and the Luthite body makes for a very lightweight bass.

Quality:
It's lasted through anything I have, and I don't forsee it doin anything different. All you have to do is carry around an extra 9-volt.

Value:
Awesome bass for an awesome price.

Desirability:
It looks nice when your playing, and anyone can tell its very light and easy to control.

Sound:
It's a very nice bass, and the active EQ and tone controls help you to craft any sound you could want. It's also amazing for slapping.

Ease of Use:
Very easy, only thing is an occasional battery change, and small handed players may have a bit of trouble.

Support:
Never dealt with them, but never heard bad things

Overall:
It's an awesome bass, and I have no intention of replacing it for a long time.

Submitted: 12/28/2006

Style of Music: Rock, Industrial

10 out of 10

"Best Bass for the Money BY FAR"

Feature:
The active pickups sound awesome

Quality:
Ibanez basses hold up forever. However, the nubs for holding the strap and the wiring for the battery are the 2 weakest parts.

Value:
Again, this is the best slap bass you can get for less than $1200...and it's $350. If you're still playing a worthless Fender bass or clone, upgrade to 24 frets with the EDB600. Ergodynes feel almost as good as Warwicks.

Desirability:
The Ibanez Ergodyne is straight up awesome.

Sound:
I've abused my EDB600 for over 8 years now. Best slap bass under $1200. Between the 3 eq knobs and the pickup knob, you can get almost any bass sound you could want.

Ease of Use:
You do have to replace the internal preamp's 9v battery occassionally.

Support:
Never used support.

Overall:
The EDB600 is perfectly dimensioned to be played to the extreme. AMAZING slap responsiveness.

Submitted: 12/4/2006

Style of Music: Funk

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Take a look at an Ibanez EDB bass. Looks expensive, doesn't it? Now pick it up. Its comfortable contours, scooped front, and radically curved back feel really expensive. Now play it. It sounds really expensive. Now take a look at the price tag. Surprise!

The debut of the Ergodyne basses 2 years ago represented a tremendous breakthrough in bass technology. Instead of wood, EDB basses are made of Luthite, a man-made material made specifically for electric string instruments. So you can have a dynamic, ergonomically shaped bass for a fraction of what you'd pay for an expensive carved body boutique bass.

On the EDB models, the Luthite body material enhances the top end while the high output humbuckers enhance the middle and bottom. The result: incredible balance and power.

Technical Info

Neck Type: EDB4

Body: Luthite

Fret: Medium

Bridge: Accucast B20

Neck Pickup: DXH2N

Bridge Pickup: DXH2B

EQ: EQBIII

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Ibanez EDB600 Ergodyne Bass Guitar