All user reviews of 5/5 for the Ibanez SR300

I think she's Korean manufacturing, only high-end Ibanez basses are manufactured in Japan directly. But that we do not care a bit, anyway, right?
I have no idea what kind of bridge, the type of neck, 24 frets I think, 2 microphones, not the maximum settings that you can find a low but not bad for beginners.
Otherwise, active bass.

UTILIZATION

I am a pianist for 30 years, and it was some years that the idea running through my head that put me on electric bass, an instrument which I like particularly the lineup on keyboards.

Having a good friend bassist professional, I called to get some advice on this first purchase after I decided to take the plunge.

Handle, ergonomic ... You all know how that happens when you try to buy the instruments acoustic or electroacoustic, or pure electric. You test, you test, then at some point, there is one for which you say "he is! That's how it went for my choice. The feeling that despite the very little you can get out of the instrument (I had hit only 2 or 3 times in a low repetitions), it is with him that it comes out best.

Its handle, I found it very accessible at once. Shape and weight fit me very well, and the colors Pearl White (Pearl White) was elected the outset of my heart all pitit sensitive.

The head of the radius bass made me spend a dozen guitars in the hands, and it took only seconds for me to tell me that I could stop testing.

Verdict, bass ideal for me as a beginner.

SOUNDS

Yes, I love the round sound, very variety, and I use it with a Marshall amp (rather than domestic, MB15), the lowest since that point, I perceived a low work to see if my desire to touch this instrument was not rather than just a fantasy. I only use very little impact in the immediate future, I work mostly technique.

OVERALL OPINION

I'm at least an hour everyday since March 23, the day I took it to the store. It's a bass that allows me to progress very quickly, I am doing covers more correct, it is not tiring, is beautifully tuning ... A choice that I would not change a single comma.
I put only 9 because I look forward to soon move to the 5 string, I think, so always take an Ibanez, but SR 605. Finally, we're not there yet, it will be for the season!

Good music at all!

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Wholesale: Manufacture Asian, 24 frets, two Ibanez active pickups with some great 3-band equalization controls ..

UTILIZATION

The handle is super nice, fine, and giving access to a remarkable treble.
The shape is perfect (although it tends to lean a little forward at a game sitting) and the bass very (very) lightly.

As for the sound checks fumbled once we give that one seeks, and we move easily from one to the slap sound normal!

SOUNDS

The bass is very versatile and can get out of vast possibilities of sounds! Mine is currently playing on Line 6 amps generally, and the sound is niquel for rock / metal but it provides just as well in the books a little more funk and more!

OVERALL OPINION

I've had it three months now and it suits me perfectly, I tried a Yamaha RBX before, and a Jazz bass Jim Harley brand, the Ibanez wins on all lands ..

The price for its quality is very good, and it is a choice again without hesitation!