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Ibanez SR405QM Quilt Top 5-String Electric Bass
3-piece SR5 neck. IBZ DXH-MN and IBZ DXH-MB pickups.
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Description
Since 1987, trends have come and gone. But the fast and versatile Soundgear basses continue to lay down the groove in every style imaginable in every venue possible. Now in 2007, Ibanez offers a vast array of different Soundgear models including neck-thru-body, fretless and left-handed. The modern Soundgear narrow neck is perfect for 5- and 6-strings so extended range travel is as physically comfortable as it is musically exhilarating.
Features:
Thinner necks with thinner nuts than traditional basses
Lightweight, balanced, comfort-contoured bodies
Active EQ's perfectly matched with the right choice of pickups
GSR models with high output pickups offer famous Soundgear pro comfort and playability at "entry-level" prices
Neck Type: SR5
Body: Basswood body/Quilted Maple top
Frets: Medium frets
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Inlay: Pearl Dot
Bridge: Accu-cast B25 bridge
Neck Pickup: IBZ DXH-MN
Bridge Pickup: IBZ DXH-MB
EQ: Style Sweeper EQ
Hardware Color: CK
Features:
Thinner necks with thinner nuts than traditional basses
Lightweight, balanced, comfort-contoured bodies
Active EQ's perfectly matched with the right choice of pickups
GSR models with high output pickups offer famous Soundgear pro comfort and playability at "entry-level" prices
Technical Info
Neck: 3-piece SR5 neckNeck Type: SR5
Body: Basswood body/Quilted Maple top
Frets: Medium frets
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Inlay: Pearl Dot
Bridge: Accu-cast B25 bridge
Neck Pickup: IBZ DXH-MN
Bridge Pickup: IBZ DXH-MB
EQ: Style Sweeper EQ
Hardware Color: CK
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Ibanez SR405QM Quilt Top 5-String Electric Bass Reviews
8 out of 10
Ibanez SR405QM Bass Customer Review
Feature:
The pickup knobs and bass boost help diversify its range. Also, it's one of the prettiest basses I've ever played. Photos don't do it justice.
Quality:
The minute I picked up the bass, I noticed how heavy it was. I love heavy basses and Ibanez are usually built like tanks. However, the finish on the bass is very nice, so you might not want to scuff it up.
Value:
I got this bass for $400 which was good for what it is. It's not a top-of-the line bass, but for it's price I think it's one of the best you'll find depending on your style of play.
Desirability:
For it's price... I might venture to say that it is the sexiest bass I've ever seen.
Sound:
This bass can get some very deep tones (Characteristic of Ibanez). However, I was surprised by the clarity of the highs. It's a little hard to get a lively, punchy sound out of it. It's more of a compressed tone, great for rock music.
Ease of Use:
With most Ibanez basses, the neck is very narrow. Add the fact that it's a five string and it's amazing how fast the action is, making it a prime metal/rock/hardcore bass. However, due to the relative proximity of the strings it becomes difficult to slap on this bass.
Support:
This is my second Ibanez bass and I've never needed support. So, that should say something.
Overall:
For a habitual 4-string player, this fiver was a welcome addition to the collection.
The pickup knobs and bass boost help diversify its range. Also, it's one of the prettiest basses I've ever played. Photos don't do it justice.
Quality:
The minute I picked up the bass, I noticed how heavy it was. I love heavy basses and Ibanez are usually built like tanks. However, the finish on the bass is very nice, so you might not want to scuff it up.
Value:
I got this bass for $400 which was good for what it is. It's not a top-of-the line bass, but for it's price I think it's one of the best you'll find depending on your style of play.
Desirability:
For it's price... I might venture to say that it is the sexiest bass I've ever seen.
Sound:
This bass can get some very deep tones (Characteristic of Ibanez). However, I was surprised by the clarity of the highs. It's a little hard to get a lively, punchy sound out of it. It's more of a compressed tone, great for rock music.
Ease of Use:
With most Ibanez basses, the neck is very narrow. Add the fact that it's a five string and it's amazing how fast the action is, making it a prime metal/rock/hardcore bass. However, due to the relative proximity of the strings it becomes difficult to slap on this bass.
Support:
This is my second Ibanez bass and I've never needed support. So, that should say something.
Overall:
For a habitual 4-string player, this fiver was a welcome addition to the collection.
Submitted: 08/14/2007
Style of Music: Modern Rock
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