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The Ibanez Club (Part 3)

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I've been playing on an Ibanez GSR 190 for 3 years :P
Any bass of Ibanez would seem better than that.

But I've read really favorable reviews for the SR 500. If not SR 500, how's the SR 600?
And do the pickups make a difference, because the SR 500's have bartolini's while the SR 400's have style sweepers.

Cheers
 
I've been playing on an Ibanez GSR 190 for 3 years :P
Any bass of Ibanez would seem better than that.

But I've read really favorable reviews for the SR 500. If not SR 500, how's the SR 600?
And do the pickups make a difference, because the SR 500's have bartolini's while the SR 400's have style sweepers.

Cheers
Depends on what tone you're after. I don't personally like the barts but most people prefer them.

Difference between the 500 and 600 is the body wood. Neck woods are the same, pickups are the same. The 700 is just a 500 with a figured maple top.

If you don't wind up liking the jatoba/bubinga necks on the 500, 600 and 700 series, then you can try the 300, 400 or 370 series which all have maple necks.

However, if you do wind up liking that neck then the 500 is probably the best deal.
 
just got this sr1500 PD (padauk wood).
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feels great man.
 
I was playing an SR600 and an SR500 today.

The 500 had a screwed up action, but seemed alright.
The 600 was near perfect.

I play reggae to rock to rock n' roll. I listen to a lot of metal but don't play it. Probably a reason why I like the shape and the feel. Comfort level is good on both though.

The 500 has a sloppy action, but I think it's a decent buy. Loved the 600.
I couldn't locate an SR 400 but my current choices. I want to play the 400 but due to its unavailability, I couldn't.
Would you suggest looking at the SRX or BTB series?
 
I own an SR300. It's my first bass. I have been looking at the SRT800DX lately and I'm leaning toward getting one or an SRX. I haven't seen anyone that owns an SRT800DX on here. Is there anyone who owns or has played one and would care to share their opinion about it?

I just purchased a Fender GL JBass. I love it but i'm still gassing for another Ibanez. Like this one: http://www.sweetwater.com/guitargallery/electric/custom/s211P01100220992

I would love to have a number if I may.
 

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OMG dude I thought I was the ONLY one who has a series10 eclipse bass !!!
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sorry for the OT post gang....but I got a little excited..

Well I'll be!!...Was ok for what it was...Don't have that one anymore either...My wife's nephew was hanging around and expressed interest in learning the bass probably 8 years or so ago...So we bought him a decent amp and I gave him the Eclipse for Christmas...I wasn't playing it anymore, and it was just sitting in the closet...Figured I'd get it in the hands of somebody that would play it...He's learned very quickly and even bought an acoustic 6 string and taught himself how to play that...Very talented young man!!...
 
I don't have a picture of mine, but I probably have the only EDA905 in my whole city. It's just like the one in this pic submitted by i_got_a_mohawk from here at TB on this thread: http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=368182 Sorry if using your pic isn't cool....



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It's got high action and sometimes the peizos crackle, but I LOVE this bass. It's good for raising eyebrows, too, with that spacey look.
 
This is my grandson Zachary. He started playing bass about 18
months ago. He practiced with his first band today.:bassist:
I haven't talked to him yet to see how it went.:eyebrow:
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I bought the Ibanez SR505BM and the Acoustic B200 in the pic for him.
He paid it back by helping me renovate my house.
Dan
 
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