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Ibanez Mikro 28.6" Scale PJ
- Thread starter TheSuzie
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oh man this is awesome! you can pretend its normal size and youre gigantic.. i bet it sounds great, too!
Yeah I think being a PJ may make it a bit more versatile than the average mini P Bass. I also like where the horn is in relation to fret 12. Makes me think it may actually balance on the strap. It does have me thinking...
its worth a shot, maybe a refin later on in its use, or one of those basses you rig to have flames coming out of the headstock
I actually think I do...You know you want one...
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The one thing that I can't find listed anywhere is the neck material...I can only assume it's a bolt-on maple neck. I might pick one up a black one and replace the stock pups, electronics, and bridge.
There is a girl in my church who has spina bifida and wants me to teach her to play. She is very small, and loves purple. That bass would be perfect for her.
Anybody know where I can order one?
Anybody know where I can order one?
I just played one of these and I have to say it sounded great! Very punchy and aggressive tone, and easy to play. I might pick one up in sparkle purple.
I would love to take the stage with this little thing and rip the funk.
It's a novelty bass.
I would love to take the stage with this little thing and rip the funk.
It's a novelty bass.
The neck felt great and the string spacing was easy to slap on. OT, but the bass had a great slap tone. I didn't take special notice of the neck or spacing. It didn't seem like anything unusual. I'd imagine it is similat to any other Ibanez SR; pretty thin. The action on the one I played was what I would call medium, but probably could have gone much lower. The neck really looked great. There was no buzzing frets and all fret ends were nicely finished; no sharp edges.
Well, that looks like a standard Fender-style bridge, so I imagine it has pretty standard spacing, too.
I definitely don't want one, but I would buy one for my kid in a hearbeat...if I had a kid...
Just gotta find me one of those women...
Just gotta find me one of those women...
