Product Detail
For three decades, the SR has been a top choice for bass players seeking a modern option. Due to its enduring popularity, Ibanez is always working to meet the diverse needs of different players with various budgets. Regardless of the specifications, the SR's essence remains unchanged - it still thrills with its smooth and fast neck, lightweight body, and well - matched electronics. A great - sounding guitar doesn't have to break the bank. The GIO series is designed for players who want Ibanez's quality and performance at an affordable price. These basses not only look and play better than many in their price range but also meet the same high standards and come with the same warranty as Ibanez's pricier models. Features include the Phat II EQ, which adds extra low - end power. The Jatoba fretboard, with its reddish - brown color, offers a rich mid - range and a crisp high end. The B10 bridge ensures fully adjustable intonation and solid tuning stability. SPECS: Neck type is GSR5 Maple neck; it has a Nyatoh body. The fretboard is Jatoba with white dot inlay, and medium frets are used. The bridge is B15, with a string space of 16.5mm. It comes with Dynamix H passive neck and bridge pickups and Phat II EQ. Factory tuning is 1G,2D,3A,4E,5B, and the string gauge is.045/.065/.085/.105/.130. The hardware color is black. PLU: GSR205BWK.
Using your Ibanez GSR205 - BWK Gio Series 5 - String Electric Bass is a breeze. First, tune it according to the factory tuning (1G,2D,3A,4E,5B) using a reliable tuner. The B10 bridge allows you to adjust the intonation to ensure accurate notes across the fretboard. You can use the Phat II EQ to boost the low - end power and customize your sound. When playing, hold the bass comfortably with your dominant hand on the strings and your other hand on the neck. For maintenance, keep the bass in a dry place to prevent damage to the Nyatoh body and Jatoba fretboard. Wipe the strings after each use to remove dirt and sweat, which can extend their lifespan. Check the tuning stability regularly, and if you notice any issues, adjust the bridge or the tuning pegs. Also, make sure to keep the bass in its case when not in use to protect it from scratches and impacts.
