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  1. Funky Maple

    Ibanez AFR5 vs Sandberg California JM5

    I want to buy a fiver to be my main axe, and I've narrowed the search to these 2 between which it's very hard to decide... I already have a Yamaha BB 4-string modded with DiMarzio Model PJs and strung with flats for the Fender sound, and I want in this fiver something reliable, modern, and...
  2. 90s Ibanez AFR 105 Affirma figured Maple
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    For sale 90s Ibanez AFR 105 Affirma figured Maple

    Hello! Can ship worldwide, have feedbacks here and on ebay. Wonderful bass in awesome conditions for its age, from the early limited edition. Made in Japan, not Korea or Indonesia like the current AFR. Figured Maple body, graphite-reinforced Maple neck, Ebony fingerboard, piezo+magnetic pickups...
    €1,800.00
  3. Triad

    SOLD 90s Ibanez AFR 105 Affirma figured Maple

    Hello! Can ship worldwide, have feedbacks here and on ebay. Wonderful bass in awesome conditions for its age, from the early limited edition. Made in Japan, not Korea or Indonesia like the current AFR. Figured Maple body, graphite-reinforced Maple neck, Ebony fingerboard, piezo+magnetic pickups...
  4. Triad
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    For sale Rare Ibanez AFR Affirma fretless 104F

    SOLD. Sorry, forgot to edit the post!
    €1,350.00
  5. Triad

    SOLD Rare Ibanez AFR Affirma fretless 104F

    SOLD. Sorry, forgot to edit the post!
  6. Bonecat

    NBD Ibanez Affirma

    Excited about this one - New to me Ibanez Affirma in walnut. Beautifully built, light, with a great feel. I’ve played it for about an hour and I’m already comfortable with it. Enough so that I’ll probably play it at tomorrow’s gig. Big thanks to TB member ProjectGenome04 for making this possible!
  7. LowEndLobster

    NBD: An original Ibanez Affirma AFR 105 from the 90s! A dream come true!

    The one on the right just arrived today. I've had the reissue for a few months and absolutely love it, but have always wanted one of the originals. Had my chance and I took it. Very glad I did! I've always wanted one of these since I started playing bass in 2002ish. Going to do a 3 part video...
  8. Rarest Ibanez AFR Affirma fretless (90s limited edition)
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    For sale Rarest Ibanez AFR Affirma fretless (90s limited edition)

    Hello! Up for sale an ultra-rare fretless version of the widely known Ibanez Affirma AFR, designed in the 90s by the great swiss luthier Rolf Spuler and built by Ibanez in limited edition (less than 1000 pieces, mostly sent to Europe). In 22 years of playing, I've only seen maybe 3 of these up...
    $1,999.00
  9. Triad

    SOLD Rarest Ibanez AFR Affirma fretless (90s limited edition)

    Hello! Up for sale an ultra-rare fretless version of the widely known Ibanez Affirma AFR, designed in the 90s by the great swiss luthier Rolf Spuler and built by Ibanez in limited edition (less than 1000 pieces, mostly sent to Europe). In 22 years of playing, I've only seen maybe 3 of these up...
  10. Triad
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    For sale 90s Ibanez AFR Affirma 4 strings (original limited edition)

    Hello! Up for sale a nice bass from the original limited series. Selling it for a friend, have the bass here at my place. Awesome instrument designed by the great luthier Rolf Spuler in early 90s. Ibanez has reissued it but it's a cheaper version... in fact it costs half of the original price...
    €1,000.00
  11. Triad

    SOLD 90s Ibanez AFR Affirma 4 strings (original limited edition)

    Hello! Up for sale a nice bass from the original limited series. Selling it for a friend, have the bass here at my place. Awesome instrument designed by the great luthier Rolf Spuler in early 90s. Ibanez has reissued it but it's a cheaper version... in fact it costs half of the original price...
  12. S

    need help finding passive pickups for Ibanez SR800... aka QP's don't fit!

    I have an 1992 MIJ SR800 that I'm trying to convert from the active AFR pickups and circuitry to a passive bass. Sounds easy, doesn't it? I thought it would be. Turns out the Quarter Pound pickups don't fit and now I'm super confused as to why or what to try next... or if this is a doomed...
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