NO TRADES
Bought this right before I bought my MM Sabre. The two are kinda redundant, so the ATK goes up for sale. NEVER left my house!!! I set her up and played her in my bedroom for a couple of hours. Have all hang tags, etc.
I tried my cases and found one that almost fits her perfectly. My SKB44 heavy-Duty hardshell fits the bass just about like a glove (very little play). It's a tough case (NOT a junk case) and in great shape with just some surface scuffs.
These are no longer in stock @ MusiciansFriend. Those of you pissed that you missed the sale, now can still get one. It's mint, setup and comes with killer case. The bass alone sold for $750 new before MF cleared them out (and they were gone FAST). I'll let the bass and case go for $450 + ship.
Have not taken pics of them, but pretty much looks like the one below with a little difference in the grain. I'm FIRM on the price. I'll just keep it if it does not sell for that...
Paypal eCheck, MO, Cashiers Checks all good...
Specs and info:
Not everyone needs a sleek, narrow-necked bass like the Soundgear. That's why Ibanez first came out in 1995 with the ATK (short for "attack," the aggressive ATK's defining characteristic). Unlike the Soundgear, the ATK is big-with the big, bold tones you get from a traditional big neck and big body. But the ATK bass guitar is no one-trick, traditional workhorse. It's also versatile and comfortable thanks to its unique electronics and physical layout. In other words, the right choice for blues, hard rock, country players, and anyone else who wants every single plus of a traditional bass and more. For a sample of what the ATK750KA model can do, listen to the work of Chris Norris on "As I Lay Dying."
Ibanez ATK750KA Figured Koa Bass Guitar Features:
4-String
Neck: 5pc ATK4 Maple/Walnut neck
NeckType: ATK4
Body: Light ash body/Figured koa top
Frets: Medium frets
Fingerboard: Maple
Inlay: Black dot
Bridge: ATK4 bridge
Neck pickup: ATK-J neck pickup
Middle pickup: ATK triple coil pickup
EQ: ATK 3-band equalizer
Hardware color: Chrome
Bought this right before I bought my MM Sabre. The two are kinda redundant, so the ATK goes up for sale. NEVER left my house!!! I set her up and played her in my bedroom for a couple of hours. Have all hang tags, etc.
I tried my cases and found one that almost fits her perfectly. My SKB44 heavy-Duty hardshell fits the bass just about like a glove (very little play). It's a tough case (NOT a junk case) and in great shape with just some surface scuffs.
These are no longer in stock @ MusiciansFriend. Those of you pissed that you missed the sale, now can still get one. It's mint, setup and comes with killer case. The bass alone sold for $750 new before MF cleared them out (and they were gone FAST). I'll let the bass and case go for $450 + ship.
Have not taken pics of them, but pretty much looks like the one below with a little difference in the grain. I'm FIRM on the price. I'll just keep it if it does not sell for that...
Paypal eCheck, MO, Cashiers Checks all good...
Specs and info:
Not everyone needs a sleek, narrow-necked bass like the Soundgear. That's why Ibanez first came out in 1995 with the ATK (short for "attack," the aggressive ATK's defining characteristic). Unlike the Soundgear, the ATK is big-with the big, bold tones you get from a traditional big neck and big body. But the ATK bass guitar is no one-trick, traditional workhorse. It's also versatile and comfortable thanks to its unique electronics and physical layout. In other words, the right choice for blues, hard rock, country players, and anyone else who wants every single plus of a traditional bass and more. For a sample of what the ATK750KA model can do, listen to the work of Chris Norris on "As I Lay Dying."
Ibanez ATK750KA Figured Koa Bass Guitar Features:
4-String
Neck: 5pc ATK4 Maple/Walnut neck
NeckType: ATK4
Body: Light ash body/Figured koa top
Frets: Medium frets
Fingerboard: Maple
Inlay: Black dot
Bridge: ATK4 bridge
Neck pickup: ATK-J neck pickup
Middle pickup: ATK triple coil pickup
EQ: ATK 3-band equalizer
Hardware color: Chrome