It's my bass (first bass) I really like it! It's slick and cool looking and the narrow fretboard is super nice for fast jumps from string to string. The action is really fast, really close to the fretboard. For a beginner like me it took some time to get used to the frettes, that are a bit aggressive and fried the sound a lot the first time I played it, but I stayed stron and now I get a really good sound and can adapt preatty easily to all the 4 strings I have tried so far. The finish is really cool and the bass is really well built. Only problem: the screws on the knobs can get a little loose. My Pickup knob actually fell off today, but a fast rescrew fixed it easily. Also if anyone else has another bass pls tell me: is it normal for the battery to run out in a couple of months or is my bass a thirsty bitch? Maybe I just play a lot. I don't know.
Depends how often you play but I only usually have to change it 4-6 months, if you want the battery to last longer unplug the cable from your bass when you aren't playing it.
@@rectifier7578 first time I never unplugged it like a buffoon and it died in like a month. It was my first bass and I was super scared I had broken it. I was frantically looking for a solution when a friend of mine told me there was a battery inside basses and changed it for me. I was the most literal rendering of the surprised Pikachu meme you'll ever find in the real world.
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Nice Bass Brotha Happy 2021!!
Ibanez makes quality basses! happy new year
@@ShawnTheBassist369 thats cool someone loves you enough to keep encouraging the music!!!!
That Bass look killer man!
What brand of bass would you recommend for a beginner? I found this model used for $250 usd. Any info will be highly appreciated
cool review man!!! Sounds awesome
It does!
Pretty cool I am wanting a white music man but they are not cheap
@@ShawnTheBassist369 I know even the Rickenbacker guitars are like way up there
That's a nice bass, man! I actually just got an 8 string ibanez!
It's my bass (first bass) I really like it! It's slick and cool looking and the narrow fretboard is super nice for fast jumps from string to string. The action is really fast, really close to the fretboard. For a beginner like me it took some time to get used to the frettes, that are a bit aggressive and fried the sound a lot the first time I played it, but I stayed stron and now I get a really good sound and can adapt preatty easily to all the 4 strings I have tried so far. The finish is really cool and the bass is really well built. Only problem: the screws on the knobs can get a little loose. My Pickup knob actually fell off today, but a fast rescrew fixed it easily.
Also if anyone else has another bass pls tell me: is it normal for the battery to run out in a couple of months or is my bass a thirsty bitch? Maybe I just play a lot. I don't know.
Depends how often you play but I only usually have to change it 4-6 months, if you want the battery to last longer unplug the cable from your bass when you aren't playing it.
@@rectifier7578 first time I never unplugged it like a buffoon and it died in like a month. It was my first bass and I was super scared I had broken it.
I was frantically looking for a solution when a friend of mine told me there was a battery inside basses and changed it for me. I was the most literal rendering of the surprised Pikachu meme you'll ever find in the real world.
it was a gift and not bass i looked at but glad now
Did you say the pickups are passive? what's the battery in the back for? sorry if i missed...
yeah i was wondering the same
I know this was from a year ago. The pickups are passive, but there is an active preamp inside that the 9V battery powers.
Hi. Is it heavy weight bass?
it is solid got some weight behind it
600 CAD?! In the UK this model goes for £280...
Tracks out with the price here in Italy. It was like 400 circa when I bought it.
Maybe less talk more play.