Which long-scale bass guitar offers the best value for money under $500?
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Ibanez GSR180-BK
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£131.59 ≈ | 34 in | 22 | Okoume | Maple | B10 | 2 Dynamix J single coils |
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The Ibanez GSR180-BK is a long-scale, four-string bass with a comfortable maple neck, Okoume body, B10 bridge, and two passive Dynamix J pickups. Its slim GSR4 neck profile and straightforward controls make it well suited to beginners and players seeking an affordable, versatile bass. ★ Ideal forIt offers strong value under $500 through its full 34 in scale, 22 frets, adjustable B10 bridge, maple neck, and dual Dynamix J pickups at a price around $179 to $182.
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Ibanez TMB100-MGR Talman Bass
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£185.98 ≈ | 34in | 20 | Poplar | Maple | B10 bridge | Dynamix P split-coil and Dynamix J single-coil |
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The Ibanez TMB100-MGR is a long-scale, 34in bass with a poplar body, maple neck, B10 bridge, and versatile P/J-style Dynamix pickups. Its active two-band EQ and comfortable Talman design suit beginners, developing players, and bassists seeking varied tones at an accessible price. ★ Ideal forIt offers strong value under $500 with a full 34in long scale, 20 frets, a stable B10 bridge, versatile P/J pickup configuration, and active two-band EQ. |
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