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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

Four of a kind.

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All Ibanez, right? NICE offensive line!
 
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Any of you guys interested in buying my 90's Ibanez ATK 300? I haven't put it up for sale yet, figured I'd give anyone here a shot at it first. $300 + shipping.

I managed to get the tone I was using this for out of my new DIY P bass, with some adjustments on my ODB-3. So I figured I'd pass it on and condense a bit.

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What are you doing to me! A few months ago, I would have snapped this up! Instead, I just EQ'd my own Ibanez differently. Dang! Good luck with the sale!
 
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What are you doing to me! A few months ago, I would have snapped this up! Instead, I just EQ'd my own Ibanez differently. Dang! Good luck with the sale!

Thanks man. It would be more convenient to sell it locally, but nothing is moving at all on CL here.


That's a great deal on a damn nice (and seriously nice-looking) bass. I always dug the ATKs. I just don't do actives, even if they can play passive. I'm such a freakin' luddite.

I hadn't planned on getting rid of it, because it filled a really specific tonal need for a specific project, but now that I can dial it in on a passive bass using an active EQ on a pedal I'm letting it go. Even though I've owned and liked more than a couple active basses, I'm the same way. If I can get the job done with a passive instrument I usually prefer it. I just don't like bothering with batteries.
 
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