1993 Ibanez Japan SDGR SR2000 Neckthrough Bass (Natural)

1993 Ibanez Japan SDGR SR2000 Neckthrough Bass (Natural)The SR2000 was a flagship model introduced to the SDGR range by Ibanez Japan in 1993. Built by the Fujigen factory, the SR2000 features a compact maple body with a neckthrough maple walnut construction and a beautiful wenge fingerboard and weighs 4. 2kg's. Factory loaded with Gotoh tuners and an Accu cast B IV bridge (19mm string spacing) along with a pair of AFR P J (active full range) pickups alongside a Vari Mid 3 Band EQ for plenty of tonal

the Silver Series have a cult following among Fender fans as being a very good quality build for a reasonable price

Bridge: LockTone Tune-O-Matic

Seems to have been put together by a professional

These were built with a basswood body

This modernized guitar also boasts unparalleled style with a sandblasted surface that highlights the ash wood grain and unique Baked Red or Baked White finish

Looks to be all original with a wraparound intonationable bridge

Lake Placid Blue finish on a basswood body with a maple neck and rosewood fingerboard (38m nut width)

The Mojo Thrift Shop is back

this FJB-65 could be one of the cleanest vintage basses  we've ever had in the shop

Has an Ibanez branded Super 80 humbucker in the neck position with the Flying Fingers on the gold cover and what looks to be another Super 80 in the bridge position (although it's not branded)

The Guyatone PS-008 Parametric EQ was part of the Effect Box series of the 1980's

Looks to be all original except for the output jack plate