not to go off key,but Ibanez has an awsome micro metalic purple short scale bass.I had a roadster orange one awhile ago.It played great
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~not to go off key,but Ibanez has an awesome micro metallic purple short scale bass.
I had a Roadster orange one awhile ago. It played great
I'm finding the opposite to be true for me. Being accoustomed to ukuleles, the Mini P seems big to me.~
I briefly owned a white Mikro several years ago, and while it looked fine and was light as two feathers, the combination of the extra short neck scale and narrow nut width was too much/little all at once for me to handle...
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Looks like GC has them listed as "backorder": Ibanez GSRM20 Mikro Short-Scale Bass Guitar Roadster Orange Metallic~
So what model and age was your orange Roadster ?
Cannot recall seeing one in their catalogues.
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not to go off key, but Ibanez has an awesome micro metallic purple short scale bass.
I had a roadster orange one awhile ago. It played great
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This one [Canadian price] : Ibanez GSRM20 Mikro Bass - Metallic Purple | Long & McQuade
Yes, that particular purple would be wonderful, if only they would put it on a bass with a wider neck....
....So what model and age was your orange Roadster ?
Cannot recall seeing one in their catalogues....
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I think it was a 2010 year,the model was just an Ibanez Mikro,I believe it was a 28.6 inch scale,and the neck was very skinny at the nut probably 1.5 in. It only came with a rosewood colored fret board. Thats all I can remember.
~....Looks like GC has them listed as "backorder": Ibanez GSRM20 Mikro Short-Scale Bass Guitar Roadster Orange Metallic

It's so easy to get caugt up in the tech, the "new" thing on the block with "better" wood, "better" pickups, that new "cool" color or whatever.I know, why do we need anything else,accept for an occasional GAS attack,or sentamental reasons.
Like a glove!I know,right now my 2 basses are good enough for me.You guys wanted pictures of my great little inexpensive,musicians gear hard shell guitar shaped Mini P bass case.Here they are,$59.99 at Guitar center.This was made for a Gibson,guitar,& fits my mini almost perfectly.
~I know, right now my 2 basses are good enough for me.
You guys wanted pictures of my great little inexpensive,musicians gear hard shell guitar shaped Mini P bass case.Here they are,$59.99 at Guitar center.This was made for a Gibson,guitar,& fits my mini almost perfectly.View attachment 4576111 View attachment 4576112 View attachment 4576113 View attachment 4576115 View attachment 4576123 View attachment 4576111 View attachment 4576111 View attachment 4576112 View attachment 4576113 View attachment 4576115 View attachment 4576123

~It's so easy to get caught up in the tech, the "new" thing on the block with "better" wood, "better" pickups, that new "cool" color or whatever.
It pays to remember some of music's most iconic recordings were played with instruments which at the time would have been considered "junk" or "low end" or "student" models.
One doesn't have to spend tons of $ to get good sound, or a very playable instrument.
In a similar vein, one does not need multiple basses or guitars.
But many of us damn sure want them!

Absoluetely.~
It was only much more recently that the GAS attacks began, and other basses accumulated.
I dunno, mayhaps the Internet is partly to blame ?
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Hadn't posted in a while so here's my CV-style Mini and my current rig for those who haven't seen it...
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What kind of music do you play with this ‘quite’ rig?
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