Ibanez GSRM20 Mikro Electric Bass

The 3/4-size Mikro bass rocks a 28.6" scale neck -- perfect for smaller players! Dial in a range of tones with Dynamix P-style and J-style pickups.

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Ibanez GAXB150 32 Inch Scale Electric Bass Guitar

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In all seriousness, the new GAXB150 is even less expensive than Ibanez' ultra popular GSR100 (reputed to be the "best selling Ibanez anything of all time"). For smaller sized players and students, the GAXB150 features a shorter 32" scale, a dual-coil soapbar pickup and simple controls - just one volume and a 3-way tone switch which make it easy for beginners to dial in the right tones. The AXB150 features an alder body, patterned after the crystal cut, double cutaway AX shape, one of the most popular Ibanez guitar bodies.

Specifications

AXB neck

Maple Neck

Alder Body

20 Medium frets

Rosewood Fingerboard

B10 bridge

Dual Coil Soap Bar Pickup

Pearl Dot Inlay

Hardware Color: Chrome

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 800-669-8262
Web: https://www.ibanez.com/usa/support/

Reviewers gave this product an overall rating of 5 out of 5 stars. (35 ratings)
Submitted April 21, 2005 by a customer from yahoo.com

"The Little Bass that Could"

Overall: 5 out of 5 stars
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they only had a red one in stock, and i wish i could have gotten a black one. oh well. I guess part of me wishes i could drop alembic electronics in it for fun, maybe refinish it too. But a great part of the satisfaction of this bass is realizing that after owning fender, musicman, guild, Alembic & other basses, for ONCE i found a guitar that totally suits my use and at i 'didn't pay a lot for this muffler' I really came out a winner.

Sound
2 usable tones, like having a stingray and a percision in one. In a flick of the switch you can go from super bright to round. The brighter two tones are aggressive without being brittle. I've owned a few basses including a stingray, and the brightness on this ibanez is more useful then the musicman's. The middle position pickup gives you a decent mix of neck and bridge at all times. This axe has lot of output for a passive guitar. Also, i notied that for an affordable axe, it's not too noisey. hmm.

Features
Simple, but useful for the must part. there's a volume and a three position tone selector. If you like a bridge tone, this is not the axe for you. That's pretty much the only thing it won't do. But it will give you both a rolled off and a super bright sound in a heartbeat. Heck, Alemdivc used to do that with the Elan, i believe: switchable boosts for quick tone change. and here you have the same feature in a a bass under $200. It's MEDIUM SCALE, But still has a pretty nice read more low E, one tends to sacrifice that in most shorter scale basses. I've had some, and i wouldn't have picked up this bass if that was the case again.

Quality
poorly dressed frets. I cut myself playing this bass when i first got it. You can tell this a machine job all the way. But this is easly remedied with a little follow up sanding down with a small file. (Make sure to tape of the fretboard properly, though.) I'll say this though: the hardware itself seems on par with higher priced ibanez axes. Actually, when i picked this guitar up, i played a few soundgears, and they had MORE rattle in the headtoack/tunes area. That would drive me crazy. The GAX was more quiet, tighter.

Value
THis is the most unbelievable deal EVER. You get decent hardware, great sound and a bass the handles like a guitar for an unreal price.

Manufacturer Support
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The Wow Factor
nothing affordable is ever sexy. it's just a fact. Appeal is often an unfortunate function of unattanability. Hence we fair to protect the most valuable and irreplacable of all resources: the enviroment. go figure.

Musical Background:
semi pro for 18 years

Musical Style:
rock
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