• My Better Half

  
  As reviewed by Zach Swartzendruber on 9/8/2011

  I love this bass. I picked it up from the store after it was shipped in. I opened it right there in the store. I saw It and was just in amazement. When I plugged her in for the first for a set. She sounded amazing. Then when I hit the low B, I can't explain it. This rush feeling kicks in and I just get excited. Allot of people have commented on the great tone and looks she has. I'm pleased I chose the SR755. You can't go wrong. But I will say this. Be careful with the adapter that connects with the 9-volt battery. Now this probably only happened to me, But I accidently stretched one of the circle things that grip on to the positive/negative (can't remember)thing on any 9-Volt. Luckily it's an easy fix. So Ibanez had nothing to deal with that. That was all me. But I definitely give props to Ibanez who created an awesome Bass

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• Amazing

  
  As reviewed by EVAN KASA on 10/28/2011

  I just brought this bass home today and havent put it down once. I've been playing it for about 7 hours straight and thats not exagerating. The bass is light which is always good for my shoulder thats always in pain. The looks alone have me in aw. But the sound and playability are to good for words. The neck is incredibly fast. The pick-ups sound great. The eq comes in handy. Treble all the way down and bass and mids all the way up. It's an amazing sound and once you pick it up you won't put it down and also the mid/cut switch is fun for a tremolo affect...Buy it it's worth it

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• My new favorite bass!

  
  As reviewed by Ken on 3/4/2011

  I've used an Ibanez Gio 4-string, Ibanez 4-string AEB Acoustic, Warwick fretless corvette, Hofner Icon B, and Ibanez SRX595, and the Ibanez SR755 is easily my favorite. The feel is amazing. Thin body with extremely fast and thin neck. The wood and Bartolini pickups are a perfect combination. And the knobs (with separate volumes for each pickup) allow the most options for finding the exact tone you want. There are an almost limitless amount of tone possibilities, with the two volumes, and bass, mid, treble, and treble boost/cut options. I love the look of it too. The wood hues with gold hardware give it a stylish, almost regal look that makes it look more expensive than it is. To me this is the best of all worlds of all the basses I've used. It was hard putting out the money for it as it is also my most expensive bass, but I have no regrets. I also tested this against a Marcus Miller signature bass which was much more money (and is also an amazing bass) but the Ibanez SR755 won out in feel, tonal flexibility, and price. (FYI - I tested this bass with Mark Bass, Line6 Lowdown, Ampeg, and Acoustic bass amps. It sounded amazing on all but the Acoustic bass amp. In my opinion Acoustics are not great sounding amps and if you are using one, you might want to upgrade amps before looking at more expensive basses. Just my opinion)

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