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New 6er

Actually, the TRB1005 and TRB1006 have 17mm or 18mm spacing (I forget which). The ESP/LTDs aren't much different in that regard. The older (better) TRBs had 19mm spacing.


Nope, 17mm for the trb1006, 18mm for the trb6II, trb6pII and 19mm for the trb5, trb6, trbjp, trbjpII, trb6p. They are all made in japan except the TRB1005/6 model (korea/indonesia).
 
Correct Kwesi, they both (ltd1006/trb1006) have exactly the same (17mm) string spacing. By the way, 17mm is pretty narrow for my long fingers.


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that's why my narrow 6ers usually stay at home and collect dust. :(


Warmoth Gecko6 (16.5/17mm)
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Warwick streamer LX6 (17mm)
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Pedulla MVP6 (17.5mm)
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Modulus Q6 (17mm)
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Why must you hoard these beautiful 6ers from the rest of the tight spacing loving world :rollno:

On a serious note, both the Ibanez 506 and LTD B406 or B1006 are great basses for the value! Ive had experience with both the 506 and the B406, being an Ibanez guy my preference naturally went to the 506 but the LTD had better electronics but electronics are upgradeable, feel isnt.
 
I don't really like tight spacings. Not really tight at least :\ I understand that if i want to be in the 6-string thing i need to get used to tigher things, but still i have huge hands, and i would like to be able to slap and pop. I don't care if it takes time to get it , but i need my fingers to fit in there :P