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The Ibanez Club (Part 3)
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#499 BackNBlack
#500 iridiumrocks
#501 Longhair
#502 AN4E
#503 DBramsey
#504 BrunoParedes
#505 Cydonian Knight
#506 Agito
#507 Turtle71
#500 iridiumrocks
#501 Longhair
#502 AN4E
#503 DBramsey
#504 BrunoParedes
#505 Cydonian Knight
#506 Agito
#507 Turtle71
I want to believe! I want to join!
Here's my baby (Ibanez BTB 675 NTF); it's my first Ibanez, but it definately won't be my last:
Here's my baby (Ibanez BTB 675 NTF); it's my first Ibanez, but it definately won't be my last:
I just became a member. Picked up one of the discontinued SRX690's. Very nice bass! I'm really impressed. Neck-through and pretty lightweight.
I just became a member. Picked up one of the discontinued SRX690's. Very nice bass! I'm really impressed. Neck-through and pretty lightweight.
Sweet! I really like the bridge and the quilt maple top!
I just became a member. Picked up one of the discontinued SRX690's. Very nice bass! I'm really impressed. Neck-through and pretty lightweight.
Careful of that gold hardware! It wears pretty quick. I've got the same problem on my SRX650.
I want to believe! I want to join!
Here's my baby (Ibanez BTB 675 NTF); it's my first Ibanez, but it definately won't be my last:
thats a sleak looking bass, where are those btbs made anyways? i actually considered getting one in a 6 string
I think that's pretty common on any gold hardware. Usually I like to avoid it for that reason. I prefer black if I can get it but I don't think it would look right on this bass.
Yea, I really wish mine came with black and from what I've heard, factory Ibanez hardware is pretty expensive.
Kind of sad I've owned this SRX for several months now and just now found out there are two different ways to string it.
From Ibanez's website
The Accu-Cast B200 and B205 bass bridges allow two styles of string installation.
(Figure 1)
The strings are installed by lowering the ball end into the bridge and hooking the ball end below the string catch at the rear of the bridge.
(Figure 2)
To increase string tension and add sustain the strings can be installed by lowering the ball end into the bridge and holing the string catch directly below the saddle.
Fig 2. is pretty much like string through without it actually stringing through. You still get that harsh angle than wraps over the bridge.
The Accu-Cast B200 and B205 bass bridges allow two styles of string installation.
(Figure 1)
The strings are installed by lowering the ball end into the bridge and hooking the ball end below the string catch at the rear of the bridge.
(Figure 2)
To increase string tension and add sustain the strings can be installed by lowering the ball end into the bridge and holing the string catch directly below the saddle.
Fig 2. is pretty much like string through without it actually stringing through. You still get that harsh angle than wraps over the bridge.
I noticed that when I changed my strings last week on my SRX590 totally by accident I was like how is my string locked up back there hahaha.
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