Original price was: RM7,000.00.Current price is: RM6,300.00.

Guitars & Basses

Ibanez SRAS7-CBS SR Series 7-String Hybrid Fretless/Fretted Electric Bass, Cosmic Blue Starburst

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The SRAS7 features a poplar burl and ash top on a double-cutaway mahogany body bolted to a seven-piece maple, rosewood, and purpleheart neck. The fretboard consists of a fretless upper (bass) section made of rosewood and an 22-fret lower (treble) section made of purpleheart with offset pearloid stadium position markers. Components include 2 Super J pick-ups and an AeroSilk piezo for the fretless part of the instrument as well as Mono-Rail V bridges with 16mm string spacing and a walnut finger rest. A pick-up selector allows the user to switch between regular pick-ups, piezo, or mix.

 

Model: SRAS7-CBS

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SPECIFICATIONS

neck type

SRAS7/7pc Maple/Walnut/Bubinga neck

top/back/body

Poplar Burl/Ash top/Okoume body

fretboard

Indian Rosewood fretboard (Fretted part)/ Bubinga fretboard (Fretless part) SRAS special (fretted) inlay

fret

Medium frets/Fretless

number of frets

Fretless=24/Fretted=22

bridge

MR5 bridge(Fretted) / AeroSilk MR5 bridge(Fretless)

string space

16mm

neck pickup

SRAS Super J neck pickup Passive

bridge pickup

SRAS Super J bridge pickup Passive

equaliser

Ibanez 2-band EQ w/Piezo active tone control w/Piezo/Mix/Magnetic 3-way pickup selector

factory tuning

1G,2D,3A,4E,5G,6D,7A

strings

D'Addario® Roundwound (fretted)/D'Addario® Flatwound (fretless)

string gauge

.045/.065/.085/.105/.045/.065/.080

hardware color

Black

Brand

Ibanez

Ibanez is one of the first Japanese musical instrument companies to gain a significant foothold in import guitar sales in the United States and Europe, as well as the first brand of guitars to mass-produce the seven-string guitar and eight-string guitar. The company has an impressive lineup of products ranging from instruments to pedals and accessories, and have recently raised standards and eyebrows with the new AZ Series, which Josh Smith described as the best superstrat he’s played in a long time.