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The Soundgear Club

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New bass player here. I just got the Ibanez Sr400eqm. Does anyone know why its Soundgear by Ibanez on the headstock? I mean you can barely see Ibanez its so small.

As others have said, it's the same on all the Soundgear basses at every price point. The "SR" in the model number means it's part of the Soundgear line. Similarly, the "ᗺTB" logo on the BTBs is far larger than the "Ibanez."
 
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Because you're an old fart* and obviously a little slow, we'll forgive you for taking this long to come on over. Happy Soundgear-ing. If you think about crossing back over, speak up and an intervention can be organised.

* Takes one to know one.

PS: cool dog in your avatar.
I'm nether old nor slow, I'm just...um, uhhh, damn - I forgot what I was going to say. Did I mention I enjoy playing bass and have a cool dog?
 
Apologies if this has been asked and I've failed to find the reply, but I have an SR300-series bass with a battery cover which should be held down by two screws. When I bought it there was (and still is) only one screw, and I'd like to replace the other. I've emailed the Ibanez UK distributors, and they didn't even bother to reply to my request to buy a spare.

What is the spec. for these screws?
 
Apologies if this has been asked and I've failed to find the reply, but I have an SR300-series bass with a battery cover which should be held down by two screws. When I bought it there was (and still is) only one screw, and I'd like to replace the other. I've emailed the Ibanez UK distributors, and they didn't even bother to reply to my request to buy a spare.

What is the spec. for these screws?

Post a pic of the remaining screw, please. No reason we can't substitute a like-component readily available via your local hardware store.

Riis
 
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Doesn't somebody here have the relevant screw and some measuring equipment to help? There are plenty of engineers (current and retired) elsewhere on TB who provide helpful answers to all sorts of questions, sensible or otherwise.

Post a pic of the screw & cover and we'll go from there. I already pulled an intonation screw from my 1405 monorail for a fellow Brit...why not just dismantle the balance of the durn thing?!?

Riis
 
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Doesn't somebody here have the relevant screw and some measuring equipment to help? There are plenty of engineers (current and retired) elsewhere on TB who provide helpful answers to all sorts of questions, sensible or otherwise.
Ibanez has made literally hundreds of different basses so just saying hey I need a screw really doesn't narrow it down. Also they don't have some unicorn magic screw sizes so there's easily hundreds if suitable replacements. Just trying to help…