Ibanez SRC6MS 6-String Multi-Scale Electric Bass Black Stained Burst Low Gloss


Description



Features
- Okoume body
- 5-piece jatoba/walnut neck
- Rosewood fingerboard
- Two Bartolini BH2 humbuckers
Specs
- Shape:
- Wood: Multi-piece jatoba/walnut
- Neck joint:
- Scale length: Multi-scale
- Truss rod: Standard
- Pickup configuration: HH
- Neck: Bartolini Humbucker
- Bridge: Bartolini Humbucker
- Pickup switch: 3-Way
- Special electronics: 3-band EQ
- Material: Rosewood
- Fret size: Medium
- Body Type: Solid Body
- Body wood: Okoume
- Bridge/Tailpiece: Mono-rail
- Number of strings: 6 String
- Orientation: Right-handed
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- Jamming2
- Practicing2
- Recording2
- Rock Concerts2
- Small Venues2
- Not a normal 6 string bass1
- Professional Musician2
- Novice1
- Fun To Play2
- Good Feel2
- Good Pick Up2
- Good Tone2
- Solid Electronics2
Reviewed by 4 customers
One of the coolest bass guitars you'll ever play
Verified Buyer
submitted10 months ago
byKevin
fromSan Francisco, CA
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Ibanez is pushing boundaries and blurring distinctions between "what is a bass guitar" and "what is a baritone guitar" and "what is a standard guitar" with the new SRC6MS 6-String Multi-Scale Electric Bass. I play bass, baritone, and standard guitar - so this instrument is hitting all the marks with it's scale length, string gauges, low weight, and overall feel. The SRC6MS so much fun to play and you can go in just about any direction with it. Fingerstyle, chording, thumb, slap - this "bass" pretty much does it all. (caveat: If you have large hands this instrument will probably not be your best choice.)
Probably my fault but this isn't the bass I imagined
submitteda year ago
byAlex
fromRichmond va
This is not what you imagine when you hear 6bstring bass the strings are much smaller and tighter together.
A Bass That plays just like a great playing guitar. : )
submitted2 years ago
byNate
fromco
Just played one at guitar center. Its a 6 string bass that plays just like a 6 string guitar. Lots of Fun. all shred guitar techniques with a pick are just as EZ to execute on this as they are on guitar including sweeps, so its better to tune it just like a guitar I think. Great instrument for following shred guitar parts note for note on bass. So I feel it gives you an advantage if you are using a pick, but if you are using finger bass techniques it is not the greatest for slapping as it plays just like a guitar and slapping is Ezer to play with a wider distance between string than this. Great instrument. I didn't think I would want one till I played it, Now I definetaly do.
One of the coolest guitars you'll ever play
Verified Buyer
submitted2 years ago
byKevin
fromSan Francisco, CA
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Ibanez is pushing boundaries and blurring distinctions between "what is a bass guitar" and "what is a baritone guitar" and "what is a standard guitar" with the new SRC6MS 6-String Multi-Scale Electric Bass. I play bass, baritone, and standard guitar - so this instrument is hitting all the marks with it's scale length, string gauges, low weight, and overall feel. The SRC6MS so much fun to play and you can go in just about any direction with it. Fingerstyle, chording, thumb, slap - this "bass" pretty much does it all. (caveat: If you have large hands this instrument will probably not be your best choice.)
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submitted5 months ago
asked byRych
fromundisclosed
How is this strung? BEADGC.? What is the scale?
1) Yes. 2) 762mm/30" - 724mm/28.5"submitteda year ago
asked byDrewskie
fromPasadena
Do you use a bass amp or guitar amp?
This requires a bass amp.submitteda year ago
asked byAlexander
fromundisclosed
What is standard tuning for this?
B-E-A-D-G-Csubmitted2 years ago
asked bySam
fromMaple Grove, MN
What are the gauge for each string?
strings D'Addario® EXL156 string gauge .024/.034/.044/.056/.072/.084