Ibanez SR300E-IPT
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Ibanez
SR300E-IPT
Product Info
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The SR300E-IPT is a solid, dependable bass for players starting out or needing a reliable workhorse. It’s got a modern feel with a surprising amount of tonal flexibility thanks to the onboard EQ, making it a great choice for rock, pop, and even some funk – a really well-rounded instrument at an accessible price.
Product Description
- Ibanez SR300E-IPT
- Electric Bass
- Soundgear series
- Body: Nyatoh
- 5-Piece neck: Walnut
- 24 Medium frets
- Fretboard: Jatoba
- White dot inlays
- Nut width: 38 mm
- Scale: 864 mm (34")
- Pickups: 2 PowerSpan Dual Coil
- Ibanez custom electronics 3 band EQ with 3-way "power tap" switch
- Accu-Cast B120 bridge
- Black hardware
- Colour: Iron Pewter
PROS
- • Nyatoh body offers a surprisingly balanced, warm tone.
- • 5-piece walnut neck provides excellent stability and a comfortable feel.
- • PowerSpan pickups deliver a modern, punchy sound with good clarity.
- • Ibanez custom electronics EQ allows for versatile tonal shaping.
CONS
- • Nyatoh can be a bit plain aesthetically compared to more exotic woods.
- • The Accu-Cast bridge, while functional, isn't a high-end component.
- • Jatoba fretboard might feel slightly sharp initially, requiring a little break-in.
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Key Features
Body Material
Nyatoh
Neck Material
Walnut
Fingerboard
Jatoba
Pickups
PowerSpan Dual Coil
Scale Length
864 mm (34 in)
Frets
24 Medium
Strings
Steel (likely .045-.105, but not specified)
Weight
Approximately 9.5 lbs (4.3 kg)
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's brighter and more aggressive than a P-Bass; the PowerSpan pickups offer more output and a more modern sound, but the EQ can help dial in some warmth.
Jatoba is harder than rosewood, so it’s generally durable, but it can feel a bit drier initially and might benefit from a fretboard conditioner.
The SR300E-IPT is built to be a reliable instrument and should handle regular gigging well, though the hardware isn’t quite as premium as higher-end models.
