Ibanez Ergodyne Edb605 Plus A 3#

There is nothing wrong with it! Read some reviews online and you'll see everybody just raves about it.I bought it new in 2000 wanting to learn bass guitar and just never really got around to it. Now it's time to sell! The luthite Ergodyne basses were only made for a few years and they must be getting rare because the few 5 string Ergodyne basses you can find on here in the same condition as mine are posted for upwards of $400! This one's priced to sell!!! Soft case included. Okay guys, I was just really bored, and started browsing ebay for basses, typed in Ibanez, and was sad to not see any Ergodynes in the US. I played an EDB605 a while back in a local shop, and a 4 at GC. I love the feel of the bass, has a nice weight to it, great comfort, and awesome moldings. This includes, for example, suitable offers and remembering preferences.

Ibanez Ergodyne Edb605 Plus A 3

This my Recording Bass Ibanez Bass Ergodyne EDB605. All things considered, the Ibanez SR305 is a sweet deal for anyone. As for tone, this oneвЂ™s loaded with two high-output Ibanez EXF humbucking pickups plus a 3-band active equalization system. Per la serata musicale ho utilizzato il mio basso elettrico 5 corde Ibanez EDB 605 Ergodyne Grey Pewter del 2001 (mentre il mio Fender Precision Bass '60th. Unimmagine che mostra la mia postazione per il live di ieri, sabato 26 giugno, presso l Arcade And Food - Hamburgeria di Roma (zona Casal Boccone), che ha visto il mio attesissimo esordio sul palco con i RitMovies BestMovieHits. The pewter metallic body is made of luthite which is a synthetic compound designed to be superior to wood for sustain.

I'll be super-careful when I change the strings.Shame you missed out on the Triple-coiled EDC, it can be a bit of a monster! That pickup was good in its ATK application, too.It's the EDC 700/705 that's escaping me at the moment. Test it by playing each string with the piezo pickup on exclusively.Congratulations on that weird wonderful bass.Thanks for the heads-up. Some owners somehow snag the piezo wire when changing strings, I think Ibanez even warns about changing the strings carefully.

I believe that EDA900/905 'F's exist, but I don't think I've seen one in the flesh. I get the feeling they'd make a good fretless.