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Ibanez miKro Series GSRM20 Electric Bass Guitar (Various Colors) EXPIRED
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Adorama has Ibanez miKro Series GSRM20 Electric Bass Guitar (Various Colors) on sale for $129. Shipping is free.
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Adorama has Ibanez miKro Series GSRM20 Electric Bass Guitar (Various Colors) on sale for $129. Shipping is free.
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- Compact poplar body provides excellent balance and comfort
- Slim neck profile gives you amazing playability and speed
- Short 28.6" scale is long enough to be effective yet perfect for shorter arms and smaller hands
- Dynamix P and J pickups serve up classic fat, punchy tone
- B10 bridge gives you impressive sustain
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available in Metallic Purple [adorama.com], Starlight Blue [adorama.com], or Black [adorama.com]
$129 each + free s/h (price drops in cart)
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| Product Description: | For limited time only, save 36% on the Ibanez GSRM20 dropping from $199.99 to $129.00 when you buy this item at Adorama.com and Shipping is free! Small hands make big sounds with the Ibanez miKros. These compact guitars have many of the features of their bigger counterparts. This product can only be shipped to U.S. addresses. |
| Product SKU: | ibgsrm20mpl |
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Lots of small amps have been on sale, such as the Rumble 25 (search SD for links).
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I just sold off my nicer bass and this would be good to have temporarily or if I end up traveling more. At $129 I could resell it and not lose much after a year or two/
It's a great deal and bass for someone who has just started learning for sure though. It really doesn't have any specs I can find on the sale page. So...
Specs:
https://www.ibanez.com/usa/produc...20_03.
Here's a size comparison...
It's a great deal and bass for someone who has just started learning for sure though. It really doesn't have any specs I can find on the sale page. So...
Specs:
https://www.ibanez.com/usa/produc...20_03.html [ibanez.com]
Here's a size comparison...
Specs:
https://www.ibanez.com/usa/produc...20_03.html [ibanez.com]
Here's a size comparison...
I have only had one short scale bass, and I basically just gave it to some 12 yr old kid.
I guess I am spoiled lolz.
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Lots of small amps have been on sale, such as the Rumble 25 (search SD for links).
It's a great deal and bass for someone who has just started learning for sure though. It really doesn't have any specs I can find on the sale page. So...
Specs:
https://www.ibanez.com/usa/produc...20_03.
Here's a size comparison...
I love these mini instruments. We also have a Jackson Minion.
I can't say what it would be like new right out of the box, but ours plays pretty well. Personally, I prefer these small instruments - they're less cumbersome and you can move around them so quickly if you're used to longer frets. A bonus is that the Mikro bass closely matches the size of a typical Stratocaster - so it'll fit in a normal guitar gig bag. You won't need a longer bass bag.
The main downside is that if you need to borrow someone else's instrument (ie if you keep your bass at home and play a bass owned by a school or venue), it's likely it'll be full size and you'd need to adjust - you may just want to bring your bass with you.
(No shame in small instruments! Along the same lines, Ed Sheeran plays a teeny tiny guitar, not a full size.)
I love these mini instruments. We also have a Jackson Minion.
I can't say what it would be like new right out of the box, but ours plays pretty well. Personally, I prefer these small instruments - they're less cumbersome and you can move around them so quickly if you're used to longer frets. A bonus is that the Mikro bass closely matches the size of a typical Stratocaster - so it'll fit in a normal guitar gig bag. You won't need a longer bass bag.
The main downside is that if you need to borrow someone else's instrument (ie if you keep your bass at home and play a bass owned by a school or venue), it's likely it'll be full size and you'd need to adjust - you may just want to bring your bass with you.
(No shame in small instruments! Along the same lines, Ed Sheeran plays a teeny tiny guitar, not a full size.)
I love these mini instruments. We also have a Jackson Minion.
I can't say what it would be like new right out of the box, but ours plays pretty well. Personally, I prefer these small instruments - they're less cumbersome and you can move around them so quickly if you're used to longer frets. A bonus is that the Mikro bass closely matches the size of a typical Stratocaster - so it'll fit in a normal guitar gig bag. You won't need a longer bass bag.
The main downside is that if you need to borrow someone else's instrument (ie if you keep your bass at home and play a bass owned by a school or venue), it's likely it'll be full size and you'd need to adjust - you may just want to bring your bass with you.
(No shame in small instruments! Along the same lines, Ed Sheeran plays a teeny tiny guitar, not a full size.)