@Elon Billy Yeah, no one gives a shit about your shitty spamming site. If you can't have a healthy relationship without checking your partner's social media, you need therapy, not a fake tool for getting passwords.
Sorry to be so off topic but does anybody know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account? I was dumb forgot the account password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me.
Great demo, I really liked how you played the extended range. Most people who demo basses rarely play notes on the B, it was really nice to see someone incorporating the extra notes. Awesome.
Have to disagree. She is half assed. I have an eye on this 6 string. Is it neck through? I can tell by the colorpatern that it is but She didnt bother to show the back of it. Next issue is her playstyle. It is just pop n slap and fingerstyle. What about fast metal riffs? Thats also a customerbase. Smiling into the camera isnt enough when you wanna sell a product and all of her videos i saw until now arent very informative.
I've never seen Julia on Thomann before, but she plays great and this gives me a real taste of the new basses! Also, I'm glad Ibanez also have some Nordstrand-equipped EHB models, because the Bart's have never been to my taste.
Another great vid Julia! Sometimes it's nice to just hear the new stuff get a little test run for the ears without the full spec rundown. Keep cranking out more fun stuff and see you soon!
That first example....wow, sounds so powerful. The blend pickup setting....omg. never been this excited from just watching and hearing a video lol. You can hear the difference.
The Talman series is highly underrated. While in search of a new Fender Jazz bass or used Ric, my local shop handed me a TMB300. I was blown away by how well it played and ended up ordering a TMB600.
That headless bass was so fun it got BOTH her feet to tapping. My 20yo son just bought the exact same model & color, and I've had the opportunity to play it a bit. It's really light, with no neck-dive whatsoever. Sounds good, if a little "boomy" when played through the exact same rig as my other basses. I rolled the bass off quite a lot and dialed in a really nice, tight tone. The only other issue I have with it is the "sameness" of the fretboard. In a darker room, you better know your fretboard by feel, coz those tiny dots on that gorgeous cream-coffee fretboard are really hard for my middle-aged eyes to see :) The side dots are supposedly glow-in-the-dark, but it's faint enough to be a feature you might miss in anything but very dark conditions.
I just bought the TMB-100 "Pearloid" Mint Green IBANEZ Bass!!! Less than 3 days ago! I might need to have it adjusted, as the A-string & G-string buzz just a tiny bit on the 1st fret so play/check EVERY note before you buy; (luckily my warranty is good for 2 years.) Other than that it's got a great sound for a great price. ($199.00 at Guitar Center) My 1st bass was a sky blue Fender Jazz Bass.
Terrific demo! How do you like the balance of the EBH1000? The tone sounds great, but I wonder how it feels to play standing up. Keep bringing the noise!
Looked like Julia could've put that under her arm and run 🏃♀️ towards the beach, into the ocean... (...I'm saying it looks like it doubles as a 🏄♀️ surfboard)
Excellent review! I like the 5 string short scale. BTW, I wound be interested in a bass that is voiced for flatwounds. I much prefer the playability and basic clean sound of flatwounds generally. Thanks!
Julia is super cool and great on bass. Really enjoying her playing and her fun attitude. It would be awesome if she would play a bit with a pick as well.
Great instruments.... Ibanez is the top.... But Julia what happened to your left arm? We cannot loose your passion and your dedication.... Music world wouldn't be the same without you !
Hey Yulia, very nice Review. But it’s the same stuff in new design. In Germany we say:“Alter Wein in neuen Schläuchen.“ the headless is interesting. But what if I need to tune down to A or D? This shape with a head would be quite interesting. Or the old multiscale but without this „triangle“ on the headstock.
Nice demo, but some more details would have been nice. E.g., the new headless series (isn't this the first headless bass series in Ibanez' history?!?) contains of several models, with standard frets or multi scale. Which scales were used? Dingwall style (34 to 37")? Or something more "standard", like 33 to 35"? What about the chambered body? To me, they remind meof the Strandberg basses ... at about half the price tag. Comparison to the Strandberg? Oh, btw: if I recall it correctly, ALL BTBs are neck-thru ... and talking of six new series is plainly wrong ...
@@brettmarlar4154 from what I've seen it's around 1150 usd for the plain multiscales and about 1700 usd for the poplar burl top 5 string multiscales. Sweetwater has them listed as standard 35inch scales so you should be fine with regular long scale bass strings.
Can anyone tell me the type of strings I should put on my SR1005 EFM, pulled it out of the closet now I'm ready to start playing. I like Marcus's sound should I go with the Dunlop super bright sound bass strings?
Everytime ive played Ibanez basses, some of which are very comfortable to play ... i find they seem to lack bottom and definiton also by the looks of the video you'd think the only thing theyere good for is slapping and maybee thats so i dont know .... the new headless is appealing ,look forward to checking one out ....
The darker BTB looked stunning but although Ibanez has embraced fanned frets to a large extent they missed a big trick not producing a multi scale BTB in my opinion. That being said I think Ibanez has their scale all wrong, the position of the the straight fret at the 12th fret means two things - the fan is very stretched at the lower frets and the scale therefore cannot be truly long enough for effective low tuned drop tunings.
I don't know how you see that: in this video and In the pictures of the three MS models on the Ibanez website, the 7th fret appears to be the straight one.
Brian T the products that have been previously available from Ibanez have the straight fret at the 12th as far as I am aware but if these are at the 7th then why don’t didn’t increase scale to allow for a lower tuning. Probably they’re not aiming at that market but it’s that market that goes after such products. I think 36 to 33 would be sufficient but I think 37 to 33 would be better.
Just as I was going to type a comment asking if there are any 35" scale basses for extra low B clarity, I see the short scale 5-string bass! It seems to sound fine! I'm quite surprised!
Ibanez as usual knocks it out of the park. some of the best looking and best performing basses in their price range. I bought a top of the line BTB a year ago and havent stopped playing it since... i am really hungry .. send help.
What I don't get: Isn't the point of fanned frets, that the low strings are longer, so they would have to be stronger tightend and therefore are less sloppy? As for example the Dingwall low B-String is at 39''. But the EHB is at a normal 35'' scale at the low B. Doesn't this make the fanned fret idea pointless?
Yes, that's basically what a longer scale length accomplishes. Dingwalls are 37" on the B, not 39". No, you're forgetting that you don't necessarily need the longer scale length on all the strings... some fanned fret basses even have a shorter scale length on the G string, at 33" compared to most basses at 34"
@@chromaticdeath You are right with the 37''. 39'' was a typo. Ok....but if the B on the EHB 1506MS has the same scale at 35'' like my RBX6JM or my BTB747, the fanning keeps rather pointless.
@@Insoma not entirely true, in Dingwall the scale differs model by model. for example Dingwall SuperJ and SuperP has 33-35 scale, same as this Ibanez. personally i think 33-35 is optimal for 5 string bass B standart tuning. 36+ could be better if you are downtuning even more, but i am convinced 95% of players will aggree 33-35 has the best sound/physical ergonomics ratio.Will definitely go after EHB 1505 TSF
I'm so happy a big manufacturer like Ibanez has caught on to the eternal lasting "trend" of headless!
let's hope for a headless guitar soon!
Never thought I'd gas for a headless bass. But that thing is a beauty and it sounds awesome!
@Elon Billy Yeah, no one gives a shit about your shitty spamming site. If you can't have a healthy relationship without checking your partner's social media, you need therapy, not a fake tool for getting passwords.
@@japas well said my guy although I think that those are bots cuz I see these comments everywhere. But pls keep that mindset! Have a good one!
Sorry to be so off topic but does anybody know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account?
I was dumb forgot the account password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me.
@Finley Eugene Instablaster :)
Definitely my favorite reviewer, so honest & so great bass player too!
That short scale 5 string sounds awesome!
Great demo, I really liked how you played the extended range. Most people who demo basses rarely play notes on the B, it was really nice to see someone incorporating the extra notes. Awesome.
3:46 that bass is bigger than my future
@@AzathothsAlarmClock that's some thundercat material
nah, she's just tiny xD
I really like Julia's reviews. She seems super down to earth and explains the products honest and well.
Happy New Year from Japan to Thomann's!
Have to disagree. She is half assed. I have an eye on this 6 string. Is it neck through? I can tell by the colorpatern that it is but She didnt bother to show the back of it. Next issue is her playstyle. It is just pop n slap and fingerstyle. What about fast metal riffs? Thats also a customerbase. Smiling into the camera isnt enough when you wanna sell a product and all of her videos i saw until now arent very informative.
@@BratislavMetulski plus she was really excited for the low b of the new talman. unfortunately we could'nt hear it
Honestly shocked at how good that short-scale 5-string sounds
Great playing Julia!
These basses look great!
I've never seen Julia on Thomann before, but she plays great and this gives me a real taste of the new basses! Also, I'm glad Ibanez also have some Nordstrand-equipped EHB models, because the Bart's have never been to my taste.
Julia is awesome !!! Glad you enjoyed the video and the basses :) // Guillaume
I love her finger playing style, she goes up and down the fret board real smooth, but firm. Nice
They all sound really good!
Killer demo!!
That was an excellent review.Thank you young lady.
Great Demo Julia I like all the New Basses especially the first bass in that Beautiful Blue Burst Finish Bravo. 👍
Sehr schönes Video. Danke, Julia. Dieses Jahr habe ich ein Ibanez TMB600 gekauft. Ich freue mich über meinen neuen Bass.
Another great vid Julia! Sometimes it's nice to just hear the new stuff get a little test run for the ears without the full spec rundown. Keep cranking out more fun stuff and see you soon!
THE HEADLESS BASS WILL BE MINE!
MARK MY WORDSSSSSS
That first example....wow, sounds so powerful. The blend pickup setting....omg. never been this excited from just watching and hearing a video lol. You can hear the difference.
Ibanez player since 1984- love the new products, especially the headless with the tilted frets. interesting concept, can't wait to try.
The BABY blue Ibanez ! best sound
I need more Ibanez basses. Right now.
Great demo. Nice basses
Wow this is the first time I see Julia play Ibanez bass. 😀
I love your special touch...
slap on the 6 string BTB was my personal highlight!
I love the headless... I hope Cort follow suit.
Me: *drools*
Also Me: *can’t play a single bass line*
The Talman series is highly underrated. While in search of a new Fender Jazz bass or used Ric, my local shop handed me a TMB300. I was blown away by how well it played and ended up ordering a TMB600.
Great looking, great sounding, nicely played.
Very good and really interesting video... beautiful sound
That headless bass was so fun it got BOTH her feet to tapping. My 20yo son just bought the exact same model & color, and I've had the opportunity to play it a bit. It's really light, with no neck-dive whatsoever. Sounds good, if a little "boomy" when played through the exact same rig as my other basses. I rolled the bass off quite a lot and dialed in a really nice, tight tone. The only other issue I have with it is the "sameness" of the fretboard. In a darker room, you better know your fretboard by feel, coz those tiny dots on that gorgeous cream-coffee fretboard are really hard for my middle-aged eyes to see :) The side dots are supposedly glow-in-the-dark, but it's faint enough to be a feature you might miss in anything but very dark conditions.
Ouch! What hurt your left arm, Julia? 0:27
Looks like a carpal tunnel scar or a....
Broken radius, can be read in a comment on her own channel.
@@mrdingens6189 she has a channel? ayye...
Been waiting for a 5 string short scale or mezzo. Gotta play those.
...is it just me, or did the low B on that short scale NOT sound like a fart? I want one...
Júlia , you’re the best👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Jazz and P-Bass forever!
Will definitely be adding an SR 2400 to my collection.
Ibanez SRMD205-SPN 5-strings 32" 5:59
Hope Julia tries the John Myung Bongo , that's if they ended up making that in time for namm 2020
I'm in the market for a headless multiscale bass, so that looks very nice. There will be a 6-string too, the EHB1506MS.
Sweet. Straight up answred the question I had in my head regarding the headless bass. Thanks :)
Ibanez out here trying to put kiesel and strandberg out of a job
uuuhhhhh, der EHB sieht aus wie ne Mischung aus Rickenbacker und Le Fay. Den muss ich im Auge behalten...
Thanks for the share. Big BTB fan!
Yay, a sound clip of the Mezzo! Can't find a good demo of this bass anywhere.
The first and last one sounds cool
Bring back the ATK series! Still loving my Premium ATK800.
The ATKs have bigger sound than any of these reviewed here. Wish the headless sounded as good as it looked.
3:07 oh that top 🤘🏽
I've said it before,Ibanez is on to something good making the Talman a bass,now a 5 string short scale,hell yea 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
They do make great products.. The headless look like a good deal in comparison to the competition ..
I love the abalone inlays! Same ones as on my SR800 (1995)
I just bought the TMB-100 "Pearloid" Mint Green IBANEZ Bass!!! Less than 3 days ago! I might need to have it adjusted, as the A-string & G-string buzz just a tiny bit on the 1st fret so play/check EVERY note before you buy; (luckily my warranty is good for 2 years.) Other than that it's got a great sound for a great price. ($199.00 at Guitar Center) My 1st bass was a sky blue Fender Jazz Bass.
the headless and fanned fret looks and sounds cool.. i wonder if its light weight or heavy
Essa mulher é espetacular 👏👏👏
the ehb1000 is a beauty
0:26 Whoa what's with her wrist?
Could be carpal tunnel surgery scar.
@@WankFrest Oh, right, looks like it.
@4stringz fricking weirdo
Terrific demo! How do you like the balance of the EBH1000? The tone sounds great, but I wonder how it feels to play standing up. Keep bringing the noise!
I love ur videos lol 💞💞💞💞
I hope they check out the Ibanez EHB1506MS at Namm, that thing looks insane.
"Hit me with your rhythm tree" Liking the appearance of that massive 6 string.
Looked like Julia could've put that under her arm and run 🏃♀️ towards the beach, into the ocean... (...I'm saying it looks like it doubles as a 🏄♀️ surfboard)
Excellent review! I like the 5 string short scale. BTW, I wound be interested in a bass that is voiced for flatwounds. I much prefer the playability and basic clean sound of flatwounds generally. Thanks!
Julia is super cool and great on bass. Really enjoying her playing and her fun attitude. It would be awesome if she would play a bit with a pick as well.
Ibanez basses have a nice growl!
Great instruments.... Ibanez is the top.... But Julia what happened to your left arm? We cannot loose your passion and your dedication.... Music world wouldn't be the same without you !
the Mzzo's 5 string in 2020 colours still not available in the shop's in the Netherlands / Germany...
When will the become available over here ?
Either the low B on the 30-inch Talman and 32-inch Mezzo both sound great or she's got a careful touch
Probably a little bit of both.
Nice bass guitars
I was hoping you would pick up the fan fretted one. I would like to know more about them in general and who all makes them.
Why is everything so bright sounding? How about any examples of a nice warm supporting tone?
Which do you like better, Ibanez EHB or Strandberg boden bass?
Happy new year Julia.
Wonder how hard it is to find strings on the five string short scale
3 CUbER I bought some short scale D’Addario’s by accident once
Hey Yulia, very nice Review. But it’s the same stuff in new design. In Germany we say:“Alter Wein in neuen Schläuchen.“ the headless is interesting. But what if I need to tune down to A or D? This shape with a head would be quite interesting. Or the old multiscale but without this „triangle“ on the headstock.
Hallo Julia!
Gibt es noch mehrere IBANEZ Bässe oder hast du alle Modelle vorgestellt?
👏👏👏 !!!
thumb up for Julia
Julia you are amazing :)
Nice
Right now the only bass Ibanez makes left-handed is the SR300 and the Mikro bass - in black or pewter. I wish they made a lefty SR Mezzo.
I’m new to Bass guitar. Is that standard on a 5 string bass? B is the low string. If so can you change them a make the high a C?
Absolutely you can. It's not so common but definitely possible and done well by many.
Nice demo, but some more details would have been nice. E.g., the new headless series (isn't this the first headless bass series in Ibanez' history?!?) contains of several models, with standard frets or multi scale. Which scales were used? Dingwall style (34 to 37")? Or something more "standard", like 33 to 35"? What about the chambered body? To me, they remind meof the Strandberg basses ... at about half the price tag. Comparison to the Strandberg? Oh, btw: if I recall it correctly, ALL BTBs are neck-thru ... and talking of six new series is plainly wrong ...
I'm super curious about the multi-scale headless model!!
They feel and sound great ! :) // Guillaume
@@ThomannsGuitarsBasses But what's the price point? I'm guessing one would need to but special strings for it.
@@brettmarlar4154 from what I've seen it's around 1150 usd for the plain multiscales and about 1700 usd for the poplar burl top 5 string multiscales. Sweetwater has them listed as standard 35inch scales so you should be fine with regular long scale bass strings.
Getting me a 5 string this year
Can anyone tell me the type of strings I should put on my SR1005 EFM, pulled it out of the closet now I'm ready to start playing. I like Marcus's sound should I go with the Dunlop super bright sound bass strings?
Everytime ive played Ibanez basses, some of which are very comfortable to play ... i find they seem to lack bottom and definiton also by the looks of the video you'd think the only thing theyere good for is slapping and maybee thats so i dont know .... the new headless is appealing ,look forward to checking one out ....
I’ve seen many of these videos. What is with the dB meter read out on the amp?
The darker BTB looked stunning but although Ibanez has embraced fanned frets to a large extent they missed a big trick not producing a multi scale BTB in my opinion. That being said I think Ibanez has their scale all wrong, the position of the the straight fret at the 12th fret means two things - the fan is very stretched at the lower frets and the scale therefore cannot be truly long enough for effective low tuned drop tunings.
I don't know how you see that: in this video and In the pictures of the three MS models on the Ibanez website, the 7th fret appears to be the straight one.
I know the Ibanez MS guitars have the straight fret at the 12th but the EHB basses use the 7th fret.
Brian T the products that have been previously available from Ibanez have the straight fret at the 12th as far as I am aware but if these are at the 7th then why don’t didn’t increase scale to allow for a lower tuning. Probably they’re not aiming at that market but it’s that market that goes after such products. I think 36 to 33 would be sufficient but I think 37 to 33 would be better.
Julia, is your wrist okay?
Even I have that question.
Is that hesitation mark??
I know it's a late reply but it's a surgery scar, probably she snapped her wrist. I have experience with that..
0:28 Is her wrist alright?
Nasty looking scar for sure. Don't know this lady or anything about her so I won't comment on it beyond that. Seems like a pretty solid bass player!
Top👏👏👏
Just as I was going to type a comment asking if there are any 35" scale basses for extra low B clarity, I see the short scale 5-string bass! It seems to sound fine! I'm quite surprised!
To me it sounded quite muddy, go for a btb for a strong B on a 35"er :)
What is the weight of a headless bass?
Uauuu... 🤘🤘🤘
3:45 is that thundercat i hear?
I believe it is, but a slightly off version to avoid DMCA claims.
Ibanez as usual knocks it out of the park. some of the best looking and best performing basses in their price range. I bought a top of the line BTB a year ago and havent stopped playing it since... i am really hungry .. send help.
Would love to see a 5 string talman in full 34" scale
If I'm not mistaken, there's a 34" scale five string version..
Maybe I'll try this short scale
I've been eyeing up the 6 string headless on their website, I'm curious to see how much one of those will set me back, I'm assuming at least $1100
That 5 string Mezzo would be a great slap machine.
Anyone here have any ideas about the headless models price range in Us dolar?
Hi :) Here's the full list of the basses and prices : tho.mn/ljggn // Guillaume
Very pretty,, and the basses look good as well !!!
What I don't get:
Isn't the point of fanned frets, that the low strings are longer, so they would have to be stronger tightend and therefore are less sloppy?
As for example the Dingwall low B-String is at 39''.
But the EHB is at a normal 35'' scale at the low B.
Doesn't this make the fanned fret idea pointless?
Yes, that's basically what a longer scale length accomplishes. Dingwalls are 37" on the B, not 39". No, you're forgetting that you don't necessarily need the longer scale length on all the strings... some fanned fret basses even have a shorter scale length on the G string, at 33" compared to most basses at 34"
@@chromaticdeath You are right with the 37''. 39'' was a typo.
Ok....but if the B on the EHB 1506MS has the same scale at 35'' like my RBX6JM or my BTB747, the fanning keeps rather pointless.
@@Insoma not entirely true, in Dingwall the scale differs model by model. for example Dingwall SuperJ and SuperP has 33-35 scale, same as this Ibanez. personally i think 33-35 is optimal for 5 string bass B standart tuning. 36+ could be better if you are downtuning even more, but i am convinced 95% of players will aggree 33-35 has the best sound/physical ergonomics ratio.Will definitely go after EHB 1505 TSF
@@jaccob73 - thanks for the answer. Now I get the point. My Dingwall 6 is ordered and should come in July. And now I will also buy the Ibanez 1506 🙂
@@Insoma no problem man, happy to help
bridgeとかneckという表示で音が変わるタイミングがありますが、どういう意味ですか？
日本の方いたら教えてください