I got this bass a few months ago from Ibanezcollector. I absolutely love the tone from the Bartolini pickups (especially in passive) and the neck feels great. I'm still having trouble really getting used to the high C string though, and I feel like it's holding me back from being completely comfortable with the bass.
That being said, I'm offering this bass up for trade.
What I'm looking for:
I'm primarily looking 5 string basses. I don't have anything specific in mind at this point, so feel free to offer. I also might be interested in a different amp head (something other than a LMII). The only 4 strings I might be interested in are: Peavey G Bass, Fender Mark Hoppus.
I would love a deal with a fellow Canadian to save me the nasty border fees...
Some basic specs on the Ibanez BTB1206E Prestige:
35" scale length
17mm string spacing (at bridge)
Neutrik locking output jack
Bartolini pickups
3band Bartolini EQ with 3 position mid-shift switch
Active/passive switch (professionally installed by Ibanezcollector)
Wood laminate glued over plastic control cavity cover, for a nicer look
This bass plays and sounds absolutely fantastic. Here are some pics (courtesy of Ibanezcollector). The ramp has been removed with no ill-effects.
That being said, I'm offering this bass up for trade.
What I'm looking for:
I'm primarily looking 5 string basses. I don't have anything specific in mind at this point, so feel free to offer. I also might be interested in a different amp head (something other than a LMII). The only 4 strings I might be interested in are: Peavey G Bass, Fender Mark Hoppus.
I would love a deal with a fellow Canadian to save me the nasty border fees...
Some basic specs on the Ibanez BTB1206E Prestige:
35" scale length
17mm string spacing (at bridge)
Neutrik locking output jack
Bartolini pickups
3band Bartolini EQ with 3 position mid-shift switch
Active/passive switch (professionally installed by Ibanezcollector)
Wood laminate glued over plastic control cavity cover, for a nicer look
This bass plays and sounds absolutely fantastic. Here are some pics (courtesy of Ibanezcollector). The ramp has been removed with no ill-effects.