I suspect they might just do away with the Bartolini MK1 system in favor of either more Nordstrand CND stuff or more of their own proprietary electronics like the Powerspan pickups.
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Is that DiMarzio Area P and J pickups? how do they sound? I thought doing that same thing to my SR 400! BTW what preamp is in there?In that case, they should do a fourstringbliss signature bass, complete with rosewood thumbrest!
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Not Area P/J but Model P/J - DP126. I haven't tried the Area P/J's, but I bet they sound good.Is that DiMarzio Area P and J pickups? how do they sound? I thought doing that same thing to my SR 400! BTW what preamp is in there?
I'd like to see an updated version of the BTB33 to match the 2017 BTBs.
unfortunately, the new SRMS series (SRMS805-BTT/SRMS805-DTW/SRMS806-BTT) still have the same fanned settings as previous SRFF series (i.e. the 5 string is 34-35.5 inches scale).@Aidil said on the Ibanez thread that Ibanez will replace the SRFF with a new SRMS (multi-scale) line. Of particular note is a new version of the monorail bridges that enable some spacing adjustment. Aidil is in Indonesia; I don't know if they have reason than that to have inside information. If that's true, I'd love to see these bridges on other basses.
My own speculation about the SRMS is that it will have a more extreme fan, like the Dingwalls and other recent FF/MS bases.
BTB33 is given discontinued status, but no info about its replacement model.This would be nice just for the zero fret. I'd also like to see this instrument taken down to 32 inches, while they are at it. Also, as I mentioned above, adjustable string spacing (enough to add/substract 0.5 mm across a 5-string) would be great.
I’d love to see the first ATK 6-String....I’d also like to see some more ATK love, I’m not sure what specifically, but they deserve a lot more attention in the ibanez lineup.
Absolutely, but an affordable Musician Bass, not that limited issue from a few years ago that listed for a ridiculous price.Bring back the Musician basses!
*Edit* That's I "hope" not speculate.
That would be awesome, but an affordable one, not at $10K which @Aidil referred to in this thread....a production model of the Thundercat hollowbody 6.
So, as per Adam Nitti's response to a comment in this vid, we'll be seeing a 2nd signature bass, the red one featured here:
I like this bass...