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Old 02-28-2008, 12:28 PM
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IBANEZ USA Los Angeles Custom Shop ATK 4-String - Black/3piece neck

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This is one of two basses I got from Clint Norris (of metalcore band As I Lay Dying). I reviewed the other one here: Ibanez ATK LA Custom Shop 4 - WOW

This is an LA Custom Shop Ibanez ATK 4-string (serial number is the manufacturing date - 6/9/06). Specs:
Body: Lightweight Ash
Neck: 3-piece maple with Walnut (or Padauk?)
Pickups: Ibanez ATK Triple Coil w/DXJ Jazz neck pickup
Preamp: Ibanez 3-band EQ
Switches: Dual mini switch (front: pickup selector, back: triple coil splitter)

This was Clint's main touring bass in 2006. Still in excellent shape though with just minor scratches, buckle scuffing on back (visible in the pic), no major uglies. There is some oxidation (rust) on the pickup/bridge screws as well as on the saddles. Neck is straight, jumbo frets are excellent (no flat spots/grooves) and the action is medium low. Sounds fantastic.

Asking $750 shipped in the continental US w/non-original case. International shipping is fine, just PM me for a ship quote. PayPal is preferred. No trades right now (unless it's REALLY good!).

Given that "Made in Indonesia" ATK's are going for $700+ right now, this is a steal for a custom, one-off, USA made Ibanez.










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Old 02-28-2008, 01:33 PM
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Damn that looks fat.
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this is one nice bass

it makes me think of one bass i have,

i believe its an early 93 or 94 USA made ATK bass, built in Coopersburg, PA, by PBC with a special tension free neck


has anyone ever seen one around here lately, also can anyone point me to any posts about the PBC made ATKs?
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I purchased the first Custom Shop Ibanez ATK from Tony back when he had it up for sale. Excellent bass and great person to deal with!

As for the USATK comment from onlycash, I bought mine from Chris' Guitars. The ad at the time had this, "very rare USA model built by Dave Bunker of PBC (boutique builder in Pennsylvania) fame and a quality, pro-line bass at a bargain price. Here's a quote from the Jemsite, 'I started building the Ibanez USRG-10-20 and 30 in 1993 and in 1994 started building the ATK Bass line. These several thousand Ibanez were built in Coopersburg, PA by PBC Guitar technology which was my company at the time. All of these instruments featured our special Tension Free neck and other than the electronics and hardware were built to finish by PBC.'" Hope that helps some.
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WOW! I wish it didnt have such goofy tuner placemant. Ive been gassing over these basses, but just cant get over it! WHY Ibanezzzz WHY?
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I love the way the tailpiece wraps around the triple coil...tres modern industrial.
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1.5 inch at the nut?
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I must sell my grabber, that thing looks so metal
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1.5 inch at the nut?
No, 1.6875". More like a Stingray than a Jazz.
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